Soft geometry

Ello is Soft Geometry's attempt to recreate, in object form, the way light diffuses and glows in a translucent medium — picturing frosted sugar jellies as a visual reference.

In the growing field of geometric cognition, one name stands out due to her significant contributions: Elizabeth Spelke. A Professor of Psychology at Harvard University, Spelke is known for her pioneering work on the cognitive development of infants and children. Her research has provided fundamental insights into how young minds perceive and understand the world…

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transformer series

In these minimal, soft geometric images, I'm exploring hard/soft edges and shapes, and the complexities of layers and light. These images are meant to be meditative - a way to move for a moment to a different space out of time, to take a breath, to re-center, re-imagine and restore; to consider and to create new thoughts and new perspectives.

Geometry designed by Peter Arumugam. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

In this series of pictures, I'm exploring the meditative properties of shapes, space and color. These images are meant to be a way to move for a moment to a different space out of time, to take a breath, to re-center, re-imagine and restore; to consider and to create new thoughts and new perspectives. Inspired by: Mark Rothko, Anne Truitt, James Turrell, Josef Albers and so many more...

Soft Geometry's founders grew up in India but went to art school in the States, where they've built up a practice dedicated to pursuing ideas about softness