This series is an homage to Friedrich Froebel, who was the founder of the modern kindergarten in 1838. He gave children basic geometric forms (sphere, cube, cylinder, pyramid) to play with, believing it would increase their ability to think abstractly. Upon learning that Frank Lloyd Wright and Buckminster Fuller played with these as children , I decided Froebel was actually the father of modern architecture. I built an assymetric module made of 6 beams and a cube and used it as a module to build architectural structures. However in the spirit of child's play,
Most elements are not at right angles, and the cubes appear to be precariously placed to imply possible movement,