Neatly Organized: Photographic Arrangements by Adam Hillman

American artist and designer Adam Hillman uses everyday objects to create carefully arranged photographic compositions, organizing everything from fruit peels and sweets to forks, dominoes and found objects into grids, spirals and precise geometric patterns.

His work relies on repetition, alignment and color relationships. A row of plastic forks and toothpicks becomes a zigzag spectrum, orange peels shift between skin, flesh and empty rind to form a mesmerizing rotating pattern, while Tic Tacs and LEGO pieces are sorted into portraits or tonal gradients that look digitally produced at first glance.

You can see more of Adam Hillman’s work on Instagram.

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