We are all equal, but we are all different.

Richard’s glass tall triangular prism sculpture draws you in to marvel at the shifting optics seen inside the regular equal form, an equilateral triangle, expressed as a vertical column in pure optical glass.

This form is then divided into three equal parts by linear surface carving, similar in feeling but individually worked by hand. Each one third section is further divided in two by carefully positioned uniquely different organic internal veils.

All Things Being Equal is a fundamental contradiction, where free hand carved sits alongside regular geometric, and equal division is defined by free flowing organic movement.

We are all equal, but we are all different. A regular equal form, with equal divisions, with further equal divisions of a different nature, all is the same but the differences are infinite.