Grids
Grids 001 - 030
January, 27 - February, 25 2026
Grid-001
Grid-002
Grid-003
Grid-004
Grid-005
Grid-006
Grid-007
Grid-008
Grid-009
Grid-010
Grid-011
Grid-012
Grid-013
Grid-014
Grid-015
Grid-016
Grid-017
Grid-018
Grid-019
Grid-020
Grid-021
Grid-022
Grid-023
Grid-024
Grid-025
Grid-026
Grid-027
Grid-028
Grid-029
Grid-030
This ongoing series reflects my enduring interest in the formal, functional, and expressive qualities of the grid. I am curious about how the grid functions as a means of ordering the chaos of the world, of imposing some sort of organizing principle upon that which is inherently disorganized, and of attempting to digitize the analog into discrete units.
The grid helps us plan and construct everything from microprocessors to entire cities. It aides us in conceptualizing something as ephemeral as a field of energy, space, and the logical landscape of mathematics.
I am seeking insights as to where the humanity exists in something as rigid and 'cold' as the grid with all its straight lines and right angles. I often strive for precision and refinement in my work but I am also looking for the moments of balance between logic and expression and the poetics and beauty that exists in the spaces where the grid falls apart.
For this project, I am drawing one grid every day over the course of a year in order to explore this particularly abstract, yet human, formal framework.
Varying media on paper
8” x 8”
2026-2027