The Fibonacci Circles explore how a mathematical principle can be transformed into a physical artwork.

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The installation uses a series of precisely laser-cut circular forms, arranged through changing scale and proportion. The repeated geometry creates a sense of expansion and movement, while the overlapping forms introduce depth and changing relationships between the individual elements.

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The Fibonacci sequence provides the underlying logic for the composition. Rather than presenting the mathematics directly, the installation translates the idea of proportional growth into something physical and visual.

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The precision of laser cutting allows the geometry to remain clean and consistent, while the layering of the forms creates subtle shadows and dimensionality. The result is a piece that sits between mathematical structure, fabrication and spatial art.