Meander Locus

Meander Locus draws its dual vocabulary from two of antiquity's most enduring geometries. The field is composed of a grid of nested concentric squares — each cell a frame within a frame, receding inward with meditative precision — creating a quiet optical rhythm across the surface. The border is defined by an unbroken Greek key meander, the fret pattern that has adorned temples, friezes, and ceremonial vessels since classical antiquity. Together, the two motifs speak a coherent architectural language: one static and contemplative, the other continuous and ceremonial.

6'7" × 9'10" · 6.00 m²