"reliefs" was pich's third solo exhibition at the tyler rollins fine arts gallery, and featured over ten different sculptural works. his reliefs represents how the artist explores the grid. "reliefs" are made of rattan grids and covered with strips of burlap that were originally used from rice bags. the bags had already been repaired with string and twine. all of the works in the series are used with just two colors: mainly black and a little red. the red is made from powdered clay and the black is made from charcoal. these materials relate to pich's work because they came from cambodia, and he uses each material as a story that is a part of his culture. the grids, burlap, and strings are all exhibits of the detailed and perfected parts of pich's work that he wanted to be noticed. he wanted to show a sense of fine execution in his craftmanship.