Black Hole by MILA ZILA challenges traditional notions of ornamentation, exploring the intersection between conscious design and the unintentional beauty of imperfection. While ornaments are often deliberately crafted to enhance or disguise, the decorative element here emerges organically through random, subconscious movements on a grinding wheel. This process leaves behind a raw, scratched abrasion that is as much a story as it is an aesthetic.
The resulting texture evokes the natural wear of a wooden floor scratched by shoes, a visual memory of time and motion, such as when a door brushes against a floor set slightly too high. Each mark is unique, embodying a sense of spontaneity and authenticity that defies conventional decorative norms. Black Hole transforms imperfection into a deliberate, meaningful expression, celebrating the beauty of the unexpected.
This object can be used as a vase or a deep bowl.
It is made of hand-blown black hyalite glass blown into the mold. Then it’s cut and painted.
| Dimensions LxWxH | 25x25x35cm (10x10x14'') |
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| Weight (kg) | 12 |
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| Number Of Pieces Created | 3 |
