The Perspective Series examines how point of view, position, and physical context alter spatial and conceptual comprehension. Using a strict three-dimensional volumetric baseline—a uniform 20 x 20 x 20 cm cube—the series serves as an investigation into geometric visual approaches and the divergence of perspective.
Through varying applications of colour field patterns, hard-edged geometric shapes, and subtle physical manipulations of the cube's surfaces, each work acts as a distinct node along an evolving continuum. As the viewer moves around and along the installation path, the visual relationships shift; faces connect, fragment, or contrast depending on the angle of observation. Though the individual works diverge in surface treatment and structural modification, all 22 pieces remain bound to a single visual and human origin—mapping the subjective, ever-changing nature of observation through rigid geometric forms.
