Real Impossible Geometry – Album 3 continues the photographic documentation of works from the Real Impossible Geometry series, presenting these objects in real spatial contexts where their formal presence and structural logic can be observed.
The images are unembellished records of form, structure, and geometric order as they occur in real environments. They focus on how these objects relate to architecture, light, perspective, and the perception of space, without staging or artificial composition.
A defining feature of many works in this series is their bidirectional coherence: the geometry remains consistent and perceptible from more than one viewpoint, not only from a single fixed angle. This formal integrity underscores the constructive logic of the objects.
The aim of this album is to make visible the technical and formal qualities of these geometric constructs in real situations — without decorative staging, without artificial framing, and with a focus on how geometry reveals itself in space.















































































