A geometric visualization of the inner workings of cloth.

A pandemic is not exactly the time for it, but we hope that soon we can all go back to rubbing noses with our friends whenever we feel like it!

Because nothing in life is more important than how we relate to others, the motif of two faces looking at each other has already become a constant in our visual repertoire.

We used to wear animal skins and animal plumage, now we wear animal prints! Perhaps we feel that we take on the qualities of the animals we wear, a leopard's stealth when wearing a leopard print; and in this case, the soaring spirit of the bird in flight, wings outstretched.

“Remember that you must die!” the Latin philosophers admonished…so that you can live well!

This pattern is a word puzzle with the name of this small, dense, and vey exciting island at the center of New York City, and of so many dreams.

Like a snake, knowledge is slippery. You think you hold it, but it can slide right through your fingers—a concept represented here by the serpent of biblical fame.

An homage to the great New Orleans jazzman whose music, like that of J.S Bach, never tires, because—distilled in each note—it contains all the joy and pathos of human existence.

A pattern joining the temples of the South with the skyscrapers of the North, as the Panama isthmus joins the two great landmasses of the Americas.