H 66.0 x W 38.0 x D 7.0 cm

Derived from 3D scans of the physical world, these laser-cut collages transform reality into layered constructions of line, form, and space. Digital data is fragmented, reconstructed, and translated back into a physical object, creating works that exist between image and sculpture. The layered compositions generate depth and shifting shadows, causing each piece to change with variations in light and viewpoint. By moving between physical and digital processes, the works explore how perception is formed and challenge the notion of a singular, fixed reality. Instead, they reveal reality as something continuously shaped by observation, interpretation, and experience.

H 60.0 x W 40.0 x D 4.0 cm

Derived from 3D scans of the physical world, these laser-cut collages transform reality into layered constructions of line, form, and space. Digital data is fragmented, reconstructed, and translated back into a physical object, creating works that exist between image and sculpture. The layered compositions generate depth and shifting shadows, causing each piece to change with variations in light and viewpoint. By moving between physical and digital processes, the works explore how perception is formed and challenge the notion of a singular, fixed reality. Instead, they reveal reality as something continuously shaped by observation, interpretation, and experience.

H 55.0 x W 40.0 x D 7.0 cm

Derived from 3D scans of the physical world, these laser-cut collages transform reality into layered constructions of line, form, and space. Digital data is fragmented, reconstructed, and translated back into a physical object, creating works that exist between image and sculpture. The layered compositions generate depth and shifting shadows, causing each piece to change with variations in light and viewpoint. By moving between physical and digital processes, the works explore how perception is formed and challenge the notion of a singular, fixed reality. Instead, they reveal reality as something continuously shaped by observation, interpretation, and experience.

H 55.0 x W 40.0 x D 7.0 cm

Derived from 3D scans of the physical world, these laser-cut collages transform reality into layered constructions of line, form, and space. Digital data is fragmented, reconstructed, and translated back into a physical object, creating works that exist between image and sculpture. The layered compositions generate depth and shifting shadows, causing each piece to change with variations in light and viewpoint. By moving between physical and digital processes, the works explore how perception is formed and challenge the notion of a singular, fixed reality. Instead, they reveal reality as something continuously shaped by observation, interpretation, and experience.

H 55.0 x W 40.0 x D 7.0 cm

Derived from 3D scans of the physical world, these laser-cut collages transform reality into layered constructions of line, form, and space. Digital data is fragmented, reconstructed, and translated back into a physical object, creating works that exist between image and sculpture. The layered compositions generate depth and shifting shadows, causing each piece to change with variations in light and viewpoint. By moving between physical and digital processes, the works explore how perception is formed and challenge the notion of a singular, fixed reality. Instead, they reveal reality as something continuously shaped by observation, interpretation, and experience.

H 66.0 x W 38.0 x D 7.0 cm

Derived from 3D scans of the physical world, these laser-cut collages transform reality into layered constructions of line, form, and space. Digital data is fragmented, reconstructed, and translated back into a physical object, creating works that exist between image and sculpture. The layered compositions generate depth and shifting shadows, causing each piece to change with variations in light and viewpoint. By moving between physical and digital processes, the works explore how perception is formed and challenge the notion of a singular, fixed reality. Instead, they reveal reality as something continuously shaped by observation, interpretation, and experience.