PLANE SHAPES

While rigor and reason shore up Euclid’s logical system of plane geometry, Charlie Milgrim takes a more intuitive approach, her own geometric system of the three basic planes- the circle, the square, and the triangle. In Plane Shapes she creates an association of non-objective paintings and objects in which concentric and eccentric circles, one ordered and one disordered, collide with the linear edges and sharp corners of squares and triangles.