Form & material studies Physical studies

Sculpture

A small reflective relief with recessed curved paths held in one hand. — 01A handheld relief shows the relationship between contour, grooves and light.Photograph

Turning lines into surfaces and relief.

These sculptural studies explore curved paths, rounded turns and depth. Drawn lines become grooves and raised surfaces in physical pieces. The series brings graphic exploration together with milling and 3D-printing experiments.

Focus: Line, depth and surface
Process: Drawing and fabrication studies
Outcome: A series of physical reliefs

Exploring a repeated line

The graphic work combines parallel paths and interlocking curves. Its repeated shapes create a visual vocabulary that can also be read in the physical studies.

A tall symmetrical drawing of multicoloured parallel curves and interlocking motifs. — 02A graphic study develops a vocabulary of curves and repeated lines.Drawing

Giving the line depth

The pieces explore how a path changes when it is cut into a panel or raised from a surface. Recorded milling and printing experiments connect this investigation to making. The different finishes also change how light reveals the curves.

A rectangular panel with recessed parallel curves and a separate rounded motif. — 03A panel study translates curved lines into cut channels.Photograph

A pale pink rectangular relief with contrasting curved paths, placed on moss. — 04Another physical study explores contrast between the paths and their surrounding surface.Photograph

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