Lasercut Art
I am deeply fascinated by sacred geometry, the mathematical principles found throughout the natural world that form the very building blocks of our reality. It reveals itself in countless patterns and structures: the hexagons bees craft in their honeycombs, the Fibonacci spirals in the arrangement of sunflower seeds, and the same spirals in the Milky Way itself.
From the smallest organisms to the vast expanse of the cosmos, it is a reminder of the interconnectedness of all things and the harmony that governs existence. It has been a strong influence on my art, in which I try to express the universal beauty found in sacred geometry.
Sacred Geometry Light Art
These are some of the smaller pieces I create, each laser cut from multiple layers of wood and many of them lit from within with colour-changing LEDs. Some are available in the shop.
More projects
Sacred Geometry Flower Garden
Towering laser cut sunflower mandalas that light up at night: a walk-through installation for festivals, shown at Boom Festival.
Wedding Archway
A 9ft illuminated archway with 13 unique mandalas, designed to travel to weddings anywhere in the world.
Room Divider
A bespoke room divider for a client’s home, combining the aesthetics of Islamic patterns and Christian church windows in three layers of laser cut wood.
Temple Design
A commissioned temple design, modelled in Maya and explored at full scale in virtual reality.
Showreel
Highlights across projection mapping, animation, VR, laser cut woodwork and 3D printing.
Sacred Geometry Shadowplay
Part of an ongoing personal series of experiments with depth based illusions and semi procedural animation.
Virtual Reality
A photoreal real-time house simulation, 360° previews and immersive VR art.
Building Transformation
As part of a larger project I 3D modelled, textured and animated this building from a single photograph, aligning the model to match the perspective.
Projection Mapped Face Sculptures
Two face sculptures, designed, built, animated and projection mapped for festival visual shows.
Torus Temple
Architectural visualisation of an immersive space for a music festival, built with hard surface modelling in Maya and voxel sculpting with Oculus Medium in VR.