In Measured Line traces the tension between precision and imperfection, surface and depth. Stark lines and geometric shapes form a restrained visual language, yet the fragility of paper invites chance to intervene. When the surface falters—wrinkled, torn, or marked—repair becomes part of the composition: a patch added, a wrinkle excised and resurfaced, a mark concealed yet still present beneath the skin.

From behind, LED light seeps through deliberate breaks, revealing fragments of a private, hidden interior. These openings are moments of quiet disclosure, where light and, at times, material escape the confines of the form. In this way, the works hover between a two-dimensional plane and sculptural presence, their measured order interrupted—and enriched—by acts of vulnerability.