Form is often expected to culminate — to resolve into composition, expression, or visual emphasis. In Primary Structures, form is held instead as a condition.
Across the exhibition, objects do not develop or narrate. Change remains internal. Units persist without hierarchy, variation without escalation. Materials are allowed to assert their properties, but not to generate expressive outcome.
What emerges is not a language of images, but a system of persistence. Form does not lead elsewhere. It maintains coherence by refusing completion.
