Brutal Turn

This square wall paper sculpture consists of one hundred extruded hexagonal elements arranged in a precise ten by ten grid. Each hexagon displays a bold and solid geometry, with a distinct color on each of its faces. As the elements progress across the grid, they gradually rotate along all three axes, revealing new faces and colors while others fade from view. This dynamic progression creates a mesmerizing ripple effect, as if the grid itself were in constant, calculated motion. The sturdy, monolithic forms of the hexagons exude a sense of permanence and weight, offering a stark contrast to the fluidity of their rotation and color transformation. The palette ranges from muted tones to vibrant accents, seamlessly blending structure and motion. This piece reflects the interplay between solidity and transformation, suggesting that even the most rigid structures can evolve in subtle and elegant ways. The ripple effect speaks to the passage of time and the hidden dynamism within what appears fixed. It invites viewers to consider the coexistence of stability and change, where their only difference resides on the perception of time, as stability is just change at a very slow speed, and change is stability on fast forward.