Custom windows 

Karl Ballenberger’s Custom Windows presents a detailed pencil drawing of an architectural element, characterized by its pointed arch and intricate latticework. The composition is dominated by geometric forms. Lines are rendered with precision to define the window’s structure, its form echoing Gothic revival styles. The design's skeletal structure is laid bare. The interplay of horizontal and vertical lines creates a grid. This grid is not merely decorative, but structural, emphasizing the window's role as a framework that mediates between interior and exterior spaces. There is an architectural investigation into the relationship between form and function and between light and shadow. The artist has carefully considered not just the appearance of the window but also its underlying structural logic. This artwork serves as a reminder of the complex interplay between aesthetics and functionality.