PARAPRAXIS

EXHIBITION:

RSR.O – The Final Fragment:

RSR.000 exists at the outer edge of the transformation matrix—fully severed from its original “pure” TPS state. This moment marks a collapse of resolution, legibility, and scale. What appears monumental is actually a micro-fragment: a cropped portion of one mutated aggregation frozen in time. The print process—layered within a glass block—captures the embedded depth of this moment. What begins as a flat surface reveals itself as volumetric; light passes through gradient fields of distortion, implying a space that extends beyond its physical dimension. Like a 2D slice of a 4D event, it hints at something continually unfolding just out of reach.

RSR SERIES – Controlled Growth, Mutated Systems:

The RSR (Recursive Surface Reinterpretation) Series explores the behavior of mutated and unmutated triple periodic minimal surfaces through controlled aggregation and deformation. The base geometry begins with an 8-handle condition. Samples were taken at handle counts of 4, 8, 12, 24, 48, and 100, each subjected to multiple aggregation sequences and procedural mutations. Once a set of base clusters was generated, a controlled sequence of 4 was selected for mutation studies. These initial “pure” conditions remained untouched throughout the process—anchoring the system while mutated derivatives pushed outward into unexpected forms. The resulting geometries exist somewhere between high-resolution logic and perceptual noise—provoking new forms of recognition, ambiguity, and projection.

RSR GLASS – Frozen Moment in a Volumetric Index:

This physical artifact is composed of 30 layers of glass, each capturing a slice of a 3D computational geometry undergoing internal rupture. The digital model was sliced into 65 total layers; these were selectively condensed into the 30 physical panes based on desired levels of transparency, density, and spatial rhythm. Each layer contains varying amounts of data—some capturing solid form, others dissolving into color gradients or voids. The result is a frozen “moment” of the structure exploding from the inside out—as if caught mid-transformation and preserved inside a cube of air and light. It’s not a sculpture, but an indexed event. A spatial memory. A diagram of a structure at the exact moment it becomes illegible.