The Unstable Cube brings together prints from different periods in which the square and cube recur as structures subjected to repetition, rotation, displacement and accumulation.

The square begins as a stable unit: geometric, measurable and apparently fixed. Through repeated printing, however, its certainty starts to dissolve. Layers interfere, edges multiply, depth appears and optical movement emerges. A two-dimensional structure begins to suggest a cube, a field, or an image on the verge of collapse.

These works reveal a recurring condition within the practice: order contains the possibility of its own disruption. What appears digital, pixelated or glitched can emerge entirely through analogue means. Rather than opposing analogue and digital, the prints suggest one evolving from within the other.

2004–ongoing
Selected letterpress works on paper
Various dimensions