"Lorenz Stoer's Geometria, Continued: Eight Modern Objects Built from Pure Solids" In 1567, Lorenz Stoer published Geometria et Perspectiva, eleven woodcuts of pure geometric solids staged like monuments among ruins. This series asks what he would have carved today, and answers with eight modern objects whose real shapes already are his solids: a Rubik's cube, a cube built from cubes, a pocket camera, a tube television, a game controller, a bluetooth speaker, a smart camera, a satellite and a smart ring. Each plate borrows its composition from one of his original woodcuts: one object on its stage, small solids beside it, one proud tree, unfinished ruins, and a landscape waiting behind.