Branch Logic – square assemblage featuring curved wire branches radiating from a central terminal block, set against a marbled blue and white background.
Angled view showing framed black sides and raised wiring branching across the panel.
Close-up of central wiring arcs revealing copper connectors and detail of the blue marbled surface.
View of left-side wiring terminals with fine copper detail and light surface textures.
Close-up highlighting black terminal block with exposed screws and bundled wire ends.
Partial side angle showing dimensional construction and layered internal components.
Zoomed-in view of lower wiring arc and tightly wrapped copper connections.
Detail of upper wiring terminals and marbled background suggesting branching circuitry.
Branch Logic – square assemblage featuring curved wire branches radiating from a central terminal block, set against a marbled blue and white background.
Angled view showing framed black sides and raised wiring branching across the panel.
Close-up of central wiring arcs revealing copper connectors and detail of the blue marbled surface.
View of left-side wiring terminals with fine copper detail and light surface textures.
Close-up highlighting black terminal block with exposed screws and bundled wire ends.
Partial side angle showing dimensional construction and layered internal components.
Zoomed-in view of lower wiring arc and tightly wrapped copper connections.
Detail of upper wiring terminals and marbled background suggesting branching circuitry.

Branch Logic

$475.00

10” x 10” x 1”

Part tree, part schematic, Branch Logic explores how information, energy, and intent move through connected systems. Industrial components are reimagined as living structure—blurring the lines between nature and machine. A tactile vision of electronic growth.

On display and available for purchase at Boothbay Region Art Foundation Gallery or Contact Us to purchase.

10” x 10” x 1”

Part tree, part schematic, Branch Logic explores how information, energy, and intent move through connected systems. Industrial components are reimagined as living structure—blurring the lines between nature and machine. A tactile vision of electronic growth.

On display and available for purchase at Boothbay Region Art Foundation Gallery or Contact Us to purchase.

Materials List

  • Terminal block strip

  • Insulated wire

  • Wire connectors with patina

  • Twine/wrapping thread

  • Textured painted board

  • Wooden shadow box frame

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In Branch Logic, insulated electrical wires erupt from a terminal block to trace the silhouette of an abstract, branching tree. Copper and turquoise-patinated connectors cap each limb, suggesting both electronic circuitry and organic growth. A swirling blue-green background evokes flowing water or neural energy, merging the natural world with mechanical order.