Compulsive Geometry: The Architecture of Anxiety.

A 5-Part Study in Structure and Tension

My work explores a fundamental paradox: nature uses repetition to spark growth, whereas the human mind relies on it to loop in anxiety.

This body of work strips repetition of dry conceptual ideas. Here, it operates as a raw, physical force. Order isn’t peace – it is a trap for chaos. By locking countless identical, manual actions into uncompromising geometric systems, individual fragments build up until the mass takes on its own living presence. The system stands its ground, but the tension remains.

Ultimately, these sculptures confront a singular, grounding question: are the rigid structures we build to keep ourselves together actually our only way to engineer solid ground, or are they a self-made trap?

Not as metaphor. As structure.
Not as pattern. As form.