Settlement in Green 2016
Gouache, acrylic, corrugated paper, wire mesh, thread, on board 23 X 23 X 2.5 inches

I multiplied this pyramidal form to suggest the way temporary shelters in refugee camps seem to be built and added on to- the same basic shape over and over, but with individual variations that come with people living in them. The pointed tops have been cut off and flattened to accommodate metal screening for ventilation. Each row's square opening gets a bit bigger, the shape more squat. You can peek inside, see the tinted shadows and as yet empty spaces within. Image them being occupied.