The King Isosceles Sculptural Fire pit Story
The King Isosceles Fire Pit embodies an intriguing geometric aesthetic within the deep curves cut into its profile. The lines of the King Isosceles speak of a pleasing simplicity, a clean and subtle elegance. These lines are a symbol of reason and rigor, of comfort and symmetry, of civilization built on classical forms and knowledge.
Western culture has long held the austere beauty of Euclidean geometry to be a glimpse into an otherworldly system of perfection and certainty, even as its proofs are grounded solidly in the natural laws of the material world.
As a sculptor, I’m fascinated by form, volume and geometry. The simplest designs are often the most difficult to get right— they must meet a higher standard of perfection than organic forms, as any error immediately draws the eye. For me, art is best when it overlaps myth and math, symbol and science, form and function.
Abraham Lincoln was known to read Euclid’s Geometry by candlelight, convinced its mathematical proofs would quicken his logic and oratory in the courtroom. The King Isosceles Fire Pit is a modernist homage to this classical approach to eloquence, and my hope is that it will inspire your stories told round the blaze.
You can experience the King Isosceles at:
- Cafe Adobe, Houston TX
- Redstone American Grill, Minnetonka MN
- Wichita WaterWalk, Wichita KS
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