Geometry explores the tension between organic matter and mathematical form. Suspended planes, lines and geometric structures create spaces that appear ordered, yet remain unstable and ambiguous. Natural materials enter these constructed environments as irregular elements that resist complete classification.
Through changes in scale, perspective and spatial relationships, the project questions how easily perception can be manipulated. What appears three-dimensional may be flat; what seems suspended may be supported; what looks coherent may exist only from a particular point of view.
The series examines the boundary between illusion and physical reality, asking whether geometry reveals the structure of the world or merely imposes order upon it.
