Voxels
2015-Present​​

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Voxels extend the visual language of Light Fields into three dimensions. Where pixels once functioned as units of color on a flat plane, cubes become building blocks for objects, figures, and imagined environments.

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Working within this deliberately limited vocabulary, familiar subjects emerge through arrangements of color and geometry—a figure, a flower, a machine, a pig. The simplicity of the cube becomes both constraint and system, allowing forms to hover between image, object, and digital construction.

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Voxels extends the visual language of Light Fields into three dimensions. Cubes become building blocks for objects, figures, and imagined environments. What began as a way of constructing images gradually became a way of constructing a world.