From his desire to organize things, especially shapes, Richard Sarson created The Circle Project. The drawings were born from random doodles with a compass, tracing the same pattern continuously until a pattern emerged. They were produced between February and June 2006 by the recent RCAD (Royal College of Art and Design) graduate utilizing simple materials, a felt-tip pen and compass that created something complex – each drawing contains over a thousand circles. The analytical and mathematical approach is echoed in his poster series for the ON/OFF and Stability Sound Seminar Posters for the Royal College of Art Music Nights. An emerging artist with a mathematicians brain, we can't wait to see his work progress and grow! Via CH