Quantum and cosmology

The second line takes its subject from physics and from scale: how things connect, what a network looks like when you draw it, what it means to occupy space at all.

The forms are simple and the titles say what they are. Keep Moving is a field of gold discs joined by gold lines on navy — a constellation, a network, a diagram of movement, depending on how long you look. Quantum Existence sets circles against a woven grid of blues so that the circles seem to sit both on top of the grid and inside it. > existing = connecting takes its title from a line of code and its marks from petroglyphs: black cross-forms on an olive ground, each one ringed by contour lines like a map of a hill.

The Man Who Fell in Love with the Moon belongs here too, and is the one that gives the line away. A turquoise disc on hot magenta and a single figure hanging off it by one arm. It is cosmology told as a joke, which is close to how the whole line works.