Geometric Intersections

After yet another try at intersecting wavy planes aligned diagonally across the face of a cube I made a discovery of a different kind of solid from over-extending these further than what I had usually done. I re-used these intersections which seemed like an inversion of what I had expected after figuring out which way to join two together diametrically opposed. This is what I ended up with.



Collapsing Cube Moldmaking Studies

I've been studying certain sizes and shapes of collapsing cubes and assessing a method of pattern development of an armature to be built up in styro-foam.



Starting at a size that will be five feet on each side, I've decided to convert to millimeters for simplicity as opposed to using fractions.



Intersecting this cube with a radius of thirteen feet I've come up with the above as a derivative that is one-eighth of a cube for mold-making purposes.

Hatching Contours

Sphere with Portal

Modulation ~ Continued

"Androgyny"

Geometric Solids

I am fascinated by modulating faces on geometric solids with waves and textures.


I've always have wondered what different things I could do with the basic solids, whether restlessly kneading an eraser in my hand or simply looking at nature and ruminating over the sheer anomaly of straight lines.

translucent spherical intersection on cube pattern 12' x 12'

poly chrome sketch of same before "nibbling off the edges".