My small wooden sculptures explore the evolution of form at the intersection of geometric and organic thinking. Solid blocks, openwork structures, and figurative references appear side by side, while the common theme of the works is the behavior and internal order of the material.
The carved-out sections and voids are not merely absences, but active elements of the composition. The works explore how imperfection becomes an organizing force, how time and intervention shape the structure, and how transience becomes a natural part of form.
Máté Balázs Merész, sculptor