Ebon Heath

 Ebon Heath is an American visual artist who is famous for his typographic installations, he explores the relationship we have between writing, letters in particular and the change in interpretation and impact they have on the viewer when they're created in a three-dimensional format. 

 He works in many different ways bringing letters to life, including performance art, sculpture, graphic design and jewellery.

 "In order to visually solve my questions I created countless drawings, mobiles, renderings, animations, and researched structures throughout design to find shapes and forms to provide the underlying skeleton for this new language of physical type"

 The entirety of his research lead him

to four basic geometric forms or grids as he refers to them as, the cone, the circle, the line and the stripe, these shapes form the basis of all of his work, as previously mentioned; though his shapes are geometrically basic, his approach and mediums are versatile. 

 Heath aims to create a multi-sensory experience with his pieces, often including music amongst his work, even his website http://www.listeningwithmyeyes.com/ expresses his interest in creating a multi-sensory experience, I find this element of him very interesting as I am fascinated with the the condition synathecia, a condition where sufferers experience sensory overlaps within their brain which causes them (it varies between sufferer) see sounds or hear colours.