Geometry

2026

Plane, cube and column — stone reduced to its simplest order.

Each work in Geometry begins with a single solid and is cut only where the block allows. Set against concrete architecture, the natural veining supplies the movement that the form deliberately withholds.

Oblique Axis — a blue and gold veined marble sculpture of intersecting planes on a low plinth in a concrete plaza.

Oblique Axis

Sodalite Blue Marble · 2026

G01

Three planes meet at a single hidden corner. The diagonal veining runs uninterrupted across each face, so the geometry reads as one cut block rather than assembly.

Cardinal Stack — four white Statuario marble cubes arranged in a stepped formation outside a brutalist tower.

Cardinal Stack

Statuario Marble · 2026

G02

Four equal cubes offset along two axes. Nothing is fixed; the mass alone holds the arrangement in place.

Vertical Order — a column of three translucent green onyx blocks separated by thin slabs, in a brutalist courtyard.

Vertical Order

Green Onyx · 2026

G03

A column built by subtraction: three translucent onyx volumes divided by thin plates, each one lighter in tone as the eye climbs.