A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - These works follow a logic of repetition. Forms duplicate, shift, and reappear in altered states. Lines extend, branch, and return. Shapes gather into clusters that feel less composed than produced. There’s no fixed subject, but a shared behavior — one tied to division, accumulation, and continuous change. What reads as abstraction begins to resemble something observed at close range, where structure builds through iteration rather than intention. Color operates as a signal. Areas intensify, spread, and recede. The pattern builds through repetition. It doesn’t stop.