Series in Architectural Space
Much of the studio's work is conceived in families rather than isolated images: sequences of neural networks, grids, lanterns, gratings, and architectural fields. Installed as small constellations — three to five works in a line, a grid, or a loose drift — these series are well suited to corridors, lobbies, meeting rooms, and guest-room floors where repetition and variation matter more than a single focal point.
Color and structure are deliberately restrained: a small set of palettes and recurring geometries run through the collections, so that different works can be combined across a floor or building without visual noise. The aim is closer to a quiet, modernist backdrop than to decorative spectacle.
Formats, Paper & Scale
Works are produced as archival pigment prints on museum-grade papers, with a core range of sizes from approximately 12 inches up to 36 inches on the longest side, depending on aspect ratio. For projects, a small number of standard formats is usually chosen and repeated to keep installations calm and legible.
Where appropriate, the studio can advise on groupings, relative scale, and placement — for instance, how a set of neural network works might step down a corridor, or how a sequence of grids can articulate a lobby wall without competing with the architecture.
