I've always been drawn to repeating patterns, the sacred geometry found in nature and especially hexagons. This installation allows the audience to see themselves reflected in art as a piece of the pattern of life.

A lot of math went into creating this piece. Each of the frameworks was computer-modeled, divided into segments and then generated using a 3D printer. The acrylic glass was then treated with aluminum oxide to create the two-way mirror effect; and finally laser-cut into precise segments. The lighting consists of nearly 2000 LED lights mapped, programmed and reflected, both digitally and optically, to turn simple patterns into a complex light show.