Rigorous Thoughts on Loose Landscapes acts as a direct counterpoint and conceptual evolution to the Model Series. Where the Model Series isolated structural wireframes and architectural geometries within clean, controlled boundaries, this series takes those theoretical blueprints and collapses them into dense, kinetic visual environments.
Drawing directly from the early painted works and large-scale abstract murals of William Klein—defined by their aggressive typography, hard-edged graphic density, and bold colour blocking—these 10 digital drawings fragment the rigid logic of landscape and space. The "loose landscape" becomes a site of structural collision where architectural order dissolves into energetic visual rhythm. By translating these dense compositions onto a horizontal 15 x 30 cm format, the series balances the raw graphic impact of Klein’s painted works with a disciplined, rigorous investigation of spatial abstraction.
