DISORDERED GEOMETRIES

The doors of our perception lack objectivity, defined by our state of ever-evolving consciousness.

In "Disordered  Geometries," perfect geometries, punctuated by the error of visual perception decipher beauty as a world inhabited by patterns of light, color, shadows, gestures, and expressions. The jewel becomes a reference point for our consciousness, sparking a dialogue between the visible and the invisible. Ornamental movements are challenging the notion of what is ephemeral or relative while elevating the unsparing quality of our beloved and limitless imagination.

Words & Content Editing by Annie Markitanis