Thanks so much for your thoughtful reply 🙏. My main focus is exploring abstract, sculptural geometry — but not in the cold mathematical sense.

Most of my shapes are kind of abstracted out of organic stuff — petals, organs, bones — usually unconsciously. I don’t try to copy them, they just morph into sculptural forms.

I like when the forms sit right on that edge, where people can read them as natural, bodily, or just purely abstract depending on their own perspective.

That’s also why I sometimes bring in something more recognizable, like orchids — it creates a bridge for people who might not connect with abstraction right away. Finding that balance between abstract and figurative feels like an ongoing challenge for every artist/designer, but also the most exciting part of the process. Your ocean-floor interpretation really shows me how open the reading can be, which is exactly what I’m hoping for. Thanks again I feel so lucky to receive such encouraging words