Color can change emphasis in a pattern without changing the pattern. The series is about patterns. There will be monochrome and full‑color images, but they all started as monochrome patterns. The colors provide me with artistic choices for how to present a pattern.

Today’s artwork consists of straight lines and right angles. This piece comes from prototypes I set aside during the Vulcan work. Vulcan had its own trajectory, these fit better in Minerva.

In this piece the small boxes come forward — the straight lines fall into the background once you see them as box edges. I am staying in the little‑boxes world for now.

I’m still in the little‑boxes world today — the same ingredients, just pushed a bit in another direction. Working inside a tight boundary has a way of sharpening things, and it’s a familiar move in the studio.

The boxes stretch a bit in this one — the same grid, just opened up into larger units. I’m still working inside the little‑boxes world, letting the proportions shift without leaving the straight‑line, right‑angle boundary.

No words today — I’ll let the art speak for itself for awhile.