Geometry

 


The White Garden at Sissinghurst Castle, 17.25×10″

In high school and college, plane and analytic geometry were among Cy’s favorite subjects “because of the way everything fits together,” and he has continued to explore geometric concepts as a form of visual expression. He has a particular affinity for the 30-60-90 triangle and the way this configuration appears in nature, creating a multiplicity of complex forms like the patterns of snowflakes. Cy calls these triangles “nature’s brick” and has used them to create a series of abstract flowers, even an entire garden inspired by the famous White Garden at Sissinghurst Castle in England. See Nature’s Brick video to the right.

<em>Geo Flower & Butterfly</em>, 12x12"
<em>Squaring the Circle</em>, 18x18" (nine 6"square panels)
<em>Aquarium 1</em>, 12x17"