Strata is a series that reconsiders marble not as a single solid mass, but as a material composed of accumulated layers.
By aligning slender fragments of marble with subtle offsets, the works generate new geometric expressions that exist between
order and fluctuation.
Echoing the geological memory of strata formed over long spans of time, the slight irregularities and rhythms produced
through hand assembly introduce a quiet sense of movement.
Marble slabs, widely used in architecture and furniture, inevitably generate offcuts and fragments during fabrication.
In this series, such discarded remnants become the primary material, forming an attempt to give shape once again to the time
embedded within the stone.
These fragments rise quietly as traces of lost time, reassembled into new architectural compositions.
This is a flower vase. Its open, through design allows it to be combined with cylinders or other containers. It can also serve as a candle holder, offering versatile functionality while maintaining its sculptural presence.
The arrangement of marble fragments may vary from piece to piece. As a natural stone, marble may also vary in color and pattern depending on the section and direction of the cut. Edges may chip under impact or concentrated loads. Indoor use only; handle with care.
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| Piece Weight (kg) | 3 |
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