
A monolithic form shaped by erosion. Light seeps through thinness, revealing the unseen.
A standing form, eroded by program. The walls thin where the print head paused, thicken where it traced more slowly. Light seeps through those thin places like dawn through stone. At one hundred and ten centimetres it is room-sized: it should be placed where it will be circled, not against a wall.
Fired once at one thousand one hundred and eighty degrees, then wired in studio. The print lines on the surface are intentional; they are the record of the coil that made it, and the geometry of how light catches and falls into them is the entire idea.