Building Bodies – Print 10 by Nick Shekerjian transforms architectural thinking into a generative drawing system. Rather than depicting a conventional building, the work develops from an algorithm informed by points, density, height, curve length, and attractive and repulsive forces, creating an isometric structure that feels both engineered and organic.

Why we like it
We like the sense of scale uncertainty in this piece. It could read as a single object, a fragment of infrastructure or an entire imagined city, which keeps the composition visually active every time you return to it.

Details

• Original work from Nick Shekerjian’s Building Bodies series
• Algorithm-generated isometric architectural drawing
• CNC routed on 11 × 14 in Bristol paper
• Created with a 20 mm Rapidograph pen
• Blue Iroshizuku ink

Contemporary architectural artwork exploring generative design, computational systems and abstract form, curated by dialog in Phoenix.