dimensions 3′

dimension 3' is probably the best example of what I was trying to explore and accomplish when I started this series; it has great depth, unimaginable shadow patterns, and is extremely dynamic depending on its placement and where the viewer sees the piece from. To demonstrate just how dynamic the piece is, I’ve included an ‘artsy’ picture, that shows the multi-layering of shadows the piece offers, sitting currently on a stairwell wall, mid-landing with a clear glass skylight above; at almost every hour of the day the shadows and look of the work changes, and reengages me with great joy & excitement in its look and dynamisms that it displays. Part of a series of 9 monochromatic pieces called the 'shade & shadows' series, made for my first public show in San Francisco, the series explores the use of geometric shapes in mostly abstract designs that were specifically created with lighting in mind, casting intriguing & varied layers of shadows. The series was also created with the idea of using rough wood pieces (not highly refined, sanded, or finished) to make up each individual work, and to read as ‘rough wood’ when viewed up-close, but to look much more refined and finished from afar, or at a standard viewing distance. The series evolved as each piece was designed and moved in ways that I had never imagined. (Note: shipping is an estimate, & depends on details; arrangements to be mutually agreed upon)