Squarable Lune

A bold, graphic composition of two intersecting circles with a square, ‘Squarable Lune’ is a full length mirror revealing the simplicity and magic of plane geometry and the  mathematical  impossibility of squaring a circle. The crescents or Lunes created by the intersecting circles are wholesome shapes, the colliding square a contrast to this softness. The mirrors are in pastel hues, defining the forms of the intersecting shapes. The bright frame creates a colouerd shadow on the wall. The mirror is flush with the frame at the front, with the clarity of an extruded form.