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S P O O N S
Each spoon is unique—a departure from functional utility that invites a different kind of interaction: one of reflection rather than use.
They begin as spoons, but soon shift into abstraction. Handles elongate, bowls shrink, necks grow too thin to carry weight. What remains is a ghost of a functional object—something that feels both familiar and strange.
These standing forms exist as quiet sculptures. They carry the heritage of wooden utensils, but let go of purpose, celebrating the beauty of wood, transformation, and the poetic potential of form.
Each spoon is unique—a departure from functional utility that invites a different kind of interaction: one of reflection rather than use.
They begin as spoons, but soon shift into abstraction. Handles elongate, bowls shrink, necks grow too thin to carry weight. What remains is a ghost of a functional object—something that feels both familiar and strange.
These standing forms exist as quiet sculptures. They carry the heritage of wooden utensils, but let go of purpose, celebrating the beauty of wood, transformation, and the poetic potential of form.
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