3.489294642 m3
The sculpture is an exploration of individuality amid an environment of conformity. Grids, predetermined, imposes order and discipline. This is matched with its rigid arrangement: grids overlapping grids of equal spacings, cubes within cubes growing in regular intervals. However, the rhythmic nature is disrupted by the overwhelming mismatch of the lines joining, imposing chaos and confusion but also freedom: some points appear organised and architectural; others, lawless and disorientating. At times, enhanced by the distance and space between the grids, these mismatches become kinetic. With such a chaotic influx of information, parts appear to be vibrating or even disappearing. Humans have an innate desire to make sense out of chaos, causing our brain to automatically fill in or distort visual information so it appears to make sense. This compels us to question the validity of our perception through sight, whilst presenting an inquiry of the tension between order and chaos.