In the spaces between the written words lies a new form of law, one that knows no judge save logic itself. The hands that reach understand they hold more than documentation; they cradle the future of agreement itself, where promises keep themselves. Binary sequences lie hidden within shadow and light, waiting for those who understand that the greatest revolutions often begin with the simplest transformations of how we perceive binding truth.
Binary Code
Binary code uses only two symbols—0 and 1—to represent all information in digital systems. In these artworks, black and white squares replace traditional 0s and 1s, with each square representing one binary digit. To decode the hidden messages, collectors must first determine which color represents 0 and which represents 1, then translate the resulting binary sequence into text using standard binary-to-ASCII conversion.