Philosophy is littered with physical metaphors for how the world exists and how we think about it.   Bachelard, in the Poetics of Space , says "philosophers, when confronted with inside and outside, think in terms of being and non-being. . . metaphysics is rooted in an implicit geometry which. . . confers spatiality on thought."(p. 212) My recent sculptures are philosophical interventions that acknowledge and try to mend dichotomies of thinking through the interplay of geometric forms.   They explore some possible shapes of the structure of thinking.