Towards an Unnamed Geometry

Towards an Unnamed Geometry explores forms that begin in a familiar geometric language and gradually move beyond it. Across nine works, triangular structures are stretched, opened, folded, layered and transformed until their original identity becomes uncertain. Each image emerges from a deterministic mathematical system, but the series is not concerned with illustrating mathematics. Its focus lies in the act of exploration: navigating a field of possible forms, recognizing compelling states, and fixing them through composition and colour. The works occupy a space between construction and transformation, between surface and body, between the known and the not yet named. Geometry remains present as a point of departure, but no longer as a stable definition. Rather than resolving these forms into familiar categories, Towards an Unnamed Geometry leaves them suspended in transition — as fragments of structures that appear coherent, yet resist complete description.