Cast in sand-cast aluminum with a raw, stone-like finish, the Eocene Side Table recalls the faceted geometry of excavated rock. Viewed from different angles, its shifting planes suggest fragments gradually revealed through time, giving the piece the presence of a geological form shaped by erosion and discovery.
Two sculpted aluminum fish traverse the open space between the stone-like legs, animating the structure with a quiet sense of movement and the memory of life once present. Set into the tabletop, an authentic Green River fish fossil introduces a direct trace of deep time, bringing together natural history and cast metal in a single form.
Part of the Eocene Collection, the table unites fifty-million-year-old fossils with cast aluminum structures to bridge natural history with contemporary design. Subtle variations in fossil formation and casting texture make each piece unique, shaped by both geological origin and the sand-casting process. The Eocene Side Table positions furniture as both artifact and echo — a quiet relic of time held within a living form.
Sand-cast aluminum side table with an embedded authentic Green River fish fossil on the tabletop and sculpted aluminum fish elements within the base. Natural variations in fossil structure and casting
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| Piece Weight (kg) | 11 |
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