All images © Kristen Meyer, shared with permission
() pinpoints the unique crossroads of organization and art in her meticulous flat lays. Influenced by interior decorating, prop styling, and floristry, the New Haven-based designer constructs precise geometric shapes and network-esque compositions from humble materials like eggshell shards, office supplies, candy, and disassembled bouquets. At once streamlined in material and rich in depth and texture, the dazzling works use implied outlines and negative space to construct interesting categorizations within squares and perfectly round circles.
Each work is a product of collaboration with Meyer’s husband , who shoots all of the final images. You can explore an archive of her work on , and browse prints in .
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