Changing the Identity of Shape

I cut up a 4-inch square of black construction paper and then cut it up and used all the pieces to make a flat, non-objective design on a white 8"x10" ground. The point of this exercise is for viewers not to recognize the original square and to destroy the identity of the square. 

Design 1: 

I repeated the directions for Design 1 but used a complete different strategy. 

Design 2: 

I cut up all the pieces of 4-inch square of black construction paper to make a flat abstract design. The point is for the observer not to recognize the original square and destroy the identity of the square. 

Design 3: 

I cut up all the pieces of a 4-inch square of black construction paper and designed a flat non-objective design that still retains the essence of a square and resembling a square. 

Design 4: