A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - Across this selection, the box appears as both structure and starting point. In some works, it holds — stacked, measured, clearly defined. In others, it begins to shift. Planes tilt. Edges dissolve. Interiors open outward. What reads as a contained form starts to behave less predictably. The box is no longer stable. Sometimes it is built. Sometimes implied. Sometimes entered — a space rather than an object. Color and shadow take over where structure falls away, leaving only a suggestion of enclosure. The box is still there, but it no longer behaves as one.