17 new works created over a 3 month period, describe an exploration through fundamental elements of dimensional representation; point, line, form and its subsequent development through subtraction. The layering of spaced acrylic sheets containing simple and sometimes more complex elements creates a dynamic richness through the affects of superimposition, refraction, and internal & external reflection. Through the parallax effect of layering, the viewer is invited to peer into the constructions; exploring a series of fragmented habitats, synthetic landscapes and fluid cityscapes. Zooming into these vignettes reveals an imaginary geology of contour shelves, exploded to declare their artifice making an uncanny nature of exaggerated striation. Oblique views, reveal explicitly the stacked composition in counterpoint to front views where graphic superimposition dominates.