Shape Stacking

I've thought a lot about the change I have experienced over this last year and one of the major differences I have noted is overcoming the fear I had of three-dimensional forms. The behind-the-scenes perspective I have witnessed in Jen's studio has enabled me to see how the mere stacking of two-dimensional shapes can produce the most intricate three-dimensional forms imaginable. I feel that now I have the ability to dissect the shapes I come across into layers of various other shapes and am better equipped to recreate the forms I dream up for my own work. I don't think I understood how to tackle this problem prior to this experience. I have a new appreciation for basic geometry because of her work. Shapes and colors have become tools I hope to continue to experiment and practice with in my own work as I continue my own exploration as an artist. It's really incredible what you can turn a simple shape such as a circle or a square into with enough dissection and repetition. :)