A dark reflective surface transformed into texture, rhythm and circular geometry.
Photography
Liquid Geometry
Liquid Geometry turns a close-up detail into an abstract study of surface, reflection and contrast. The circular opening draws the eye into the image, while water droplets scatter across the glossy black material like a dense visual pattern.
The photograph plays with ambiguity. Its subject is less important than the tension between light and dark, smooth curves and irregular texture, reflection and depth. The result feels graphic, tactile and almost sculptural.
