Numbers in My Days

This numbers collage explores categorizing numeric forms, searching for order, and creating relationships between the shapes. By grouping similar forms, I uncover patterns and connections that reflect how numbers exist in the world around me.

Using archived imagery, I layer textures and repetitive elements to create a sense of depth and complexity. The collage uses repetition and pattern to represent the bombardment of thoughts and connections when deciphering forms in my environment. The varying strokes, textures, and curves of the numbers convey the fluidity and diversity of these mental processes.

At the same time, the lines represent a linear thought pattern, grounding the chaotic relationships within a more structured flow. This combination of layers and textures reflects the tension between order and disorder, illustrating how I interpret and process the visual language of numbers.