Relic reads as an object shaped by removal rather than addition. A carved void interrupts its mass, introducing absence as an active force within the composition. The form feels uncovered, almost archaeological—its proportions measured, its surface quiet, its presence weighted yet restrained. Light does not decorate the object; it reveals it, settling into edges and depths as a soft trace. Relic exists between solidity and erasure, holding the suggestion of memory, time, and something once complete.

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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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