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I often set arbitrary rules when I create work. 

Looking at The Geometric Circle Collection:
For 'Stack and Fold' (top left / just airdropped!) I limited myself to only using 90° & 45° angles, with no curves. 
For 'Monobloc' (top middle) I avoided any 45° angles or colour. 
'Temperate' (top right) and 'Embedded' (bottom left) I also excluded 45° angles and tried to maximise curves over hard corners.
'In The Midst Of War' (bottom middle) I maximised the use of 45° angles.
'Across The Lake' (bottom right) allowed all of the above in roughly equal messure. 
I find it interesting how these parameters impact the overall asthetic of the pieces. I hope you did too 😊

Geometric artist inspired by nature, travel & architecture. 
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yeah! in architecture too, restrictions help a lot to start creating projects

Oh! Very interesting. Probably very difficult to do that as 'e' is one of the most common letters!!!

setting restrictions is a pretty smart way to make art, like La Disparition by Georges Perec, a book written without using the word E