Shapes and arrangements
Circles, triangles and recognizable forms in a dreamed setting.
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Notice how the form appeared: drawn on a surface, marked as a boundary, made from separate pieces or seen as a structure you could approach. Position, size, orientation and whether you were inside or outside can give the scene a task. Naming a shape does not settle what its arrangement meant to you.
Circle and Triangle explore distinct actions and positions around two basic forms. Pyramid concerns a recognizable structure and retains its historical accounts. This small collection is a starting point, with other shapes still to be developed. Use Numbers and patterns when a quantity or sequence matters separately, and follow the particular object when its use is more memorable than its outline.
Symbols
Circle
A continuous shape can create several different ways of belonging or moving.
Triangle
Three positions can be connected without having the same perspective.
Pyramid
A solid form with different possibilities at each level.
Reflection drafts and historical sources are clearly labeled. Explore the sources and download the datasets.