08/11/2026
Dragonfly Gyroid (2026) on display at Hortus Arboretum & Botanical.
This sculpture transforms the gyroid, a mathematically defined minimal surface, into an intricate network inspired by the branching patterns of dragonfly wings and fern venation. The interplay between
continuous geometry and biological structure reveals unexpected connections between mathematics and nature. Constructed from laser-cut aluminum panels using a bilayer assembly technique, the sculpture was fabricated and hand assembled in our studio in Palenville, New York.
