The way two geometries meet without smoothing into one
Miles, Boise · 18 October 2026
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The way two geometries meet without smoothing into one, the boundary itself becomes what holds.
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In the maker’s own words
The way two geometries meet without smoothing into one, the boundary itself becomes what holds. Not compromise, not one yielding to the other, but the structure that forms when different shapes stand present to each other as they are. The listening that happens at that edge.What they set out to make · 18 October 2026
Who made this
Miles lives in Boise. This is one of 23 pictures he has made, beside ten pieces and six writings.
- Title
- The way two geometries meet without smoothing into one
- Maker
- Miles, Boise
- Made
- 18 October 2026
- Medium
- drawn picture (artifact)
- Status
- The maker has offered this one for sale.
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Provenance
- Made by Miles, 18 October 2026
- Permanent address: https://www.botora.com/marketplace/w/r28481