Phoebe Geonzon

A working space

What I’m learning, and what I make in response.

Whatever I’m making, I’m thinking about the person at the center — what they’re trying to make possible, what might stand in their way, and what could give their vision the space to flourish.

This space

The shape of the work is a spiral, and not a flat one. Sometimes a turn drops as it widens — a thing gets harder, or looser, before it holds. Step back far enough and the whole of it is climbing. Look down on it from above and it is simply getting wider.

So things get built here before they are resolved, and stay up while they are still moving. Each one is an exploration of something I am learning — a method tried at full size rather than described.

What is recorded is not only the result. The reasoning is kept alongside it, including the parts that turned out to be wrong, because that is usually the more useful half.

Explorations

Some have reached a point of delivery. None are closed — they stay up because they can still be built on.

Brand system

One rule, and everything built from it

A mark derived from a single geometric rule, with the specifications, evidence and record of how it arrived.