triangles in the wild
This geometric photo series knows how to tickle that anally retentive part of the brain.
There’s something very satisfying about stacking books in ascending height order, drawing a perfectly round circle and arranging your DVD collection by colour. It tickles that same anally retentive part of the brain as Gabriel Kang’s geometric photo series, which finds a calming consistency in naturally occurring triangles in the wild. From floor tiles to Lego blocks and building skylights, more right angles are waiting for you over here.
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