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Using materials such as center-cut seashells, freshwater pearls, soldered metal, and seaglass, each piece becomesa fragment of presence—unfixed, layered, and evolving. Through iterative processes of making, the project reflects on impermanence and inbetweenness, assembling meaning through form, texture, and gesture.
1 × 2~3 in
Center Cut Seashells
Freshwater Pearls
Safety Pin
Cross Pearls
Seaglass
Beads
Stainless Steel
Necklace Chains
Jump Rings
Wire
Copper Tape
Solder Wire
CRS-4-01 / CRS-4-02
Hand-formed and asymmetrical; sits between artifact and adornment; an ambiguous form that resists fixed identity.
Inspired by my habit of photographing found, often overlooked objects, this piece transforms those moments into a unique frame, embracing solitude and drawing attention to fragments of the everyday.
~3.5 × 4 in
RISO print
Acrylic
Epoxy Putty
Rub 'n Buff Metallic Wax
Mini Magnets