This research is rooted in the exploration of pure geometric slicing and the perceptual impact of form and color—specifically, the use of Klein Blue. The intense mineral pigmentation of Klein Blue offers peak visual resonance in low-light conditions, drawing the viewer’s attention to subtle shifts in surface and volume. The act of slicing corners and edges radically transforms the spatial reading of each solid, often rendering the original geometry nearly unrecognizable. The result is a study in abstraction, where color and form interact to challenge perception and redefine mass.
Cut solid / Klein Blue
