Poise is composed as a deliberate arrangement of balanced mass. Rounded forms are stacked in quiet suspension, each element asserting weight while yielding to the next. The object resists symmetry, allowing equilibrium to emerge through pressure, restraint, and placement rather than alignment. Surface and proportion remain understated, directing attention to the act of balance itself. Light rests gently on the form, reinforcing a sense of composure held in tension. Poise exists at the threshold between stillness and resistance—stable, measured, and unresolved.

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Sonder reflects on the quiet awareness of lives, rituals, and moments that exist beyond one’s own. The objects presented here function as silent observers—holding light, weight, and time without demanding attention.

Relic and Poise approaches light through absence, allowing void, surface, and mass to suggest memory and trace. 

Within Sonder, these objects acknowledge the unseen rhythms of daily life: acts of pause, observance, and continuity. They exist not to narrate, but to register—quietly bearing witness to moments that pass through them.

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