Layered cardstock
Individual cut layers create the subject, spacing, and visual depth.

Beyond Ordinary Xpression
A B.O.X. is a dimensional artwork physically built by JD Hecht from cut layers, structural depth, glass, and integrated light. It is not a print, a flat illustration, or a mass-produced shadow box.
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What B.O.X. means
The name describes the work itself: art that moves beyond one surface. Every layer contributes to the image, and the space between those layers is part of the composition.
Inside a B.O.X.
The typical framed work is approximately 9.2 × 9.2 × 2.5 inches. Every B.O.X. is cut, assembled, illuminated, and tested by hand in the studio.
Individual cut layers create the subject, spacing, and visual depth.
A clear internal layer supports the dimensional construction.
The finished work is protected without flattening the view into it.
The frame is part of the object—not an afterthought around a print.
Light activates the layers, shadows, edges, and negative space.
What makes it different
Move past it and the layers realign. Turn on the light and new edges appear. View it from the side and the construction becomes visible. A B.O.X. is never only one fixed image.



Two ways to collect
Studio B.O.X.es
The design and composition are completed entirely under JD’s direction. Studio B.O.X.es are typically limited to 10 individually handmade editions. You choose the finished design—there is no customization or Foundation pairing.
The Forge
Select a Design and pair it with an available one-of-one acrylic Forge Foundation. Then choose lighting and color direction, confirm the pairing, and receive a proof before construction begins.