Non Sites Series examines the architecture of thought, spatial abstraction, and theoretical construction. Moving beyond linguistic representation, the series isolates structural schematics, linear wireframes, and volumetric block arrangements, positioning them within distinct, flat colour fields.
Comprising 30 works, the series uses wireframe projections and three-dimensional digital renderings to explore how spatial environments are idealised before physical realisation. Sandwiched between bold, chromatic boundaries, these central architectural models exist as suspended blueprints—stripped of material purpose and reduced to pure geometric relations. By presenting these forms on paper, Non Sites Series questions the boundary between conceptual planning and actualised space, asking at what point a model ceases to be a draft and becomes a self-contained system of thought.
