A dark looping wooden form is gathered and held by a pale connector, then suspended from a simple cord. The gesture is less about fastening than about containment: a curved form held in tension without being fully closed.
The neckpiece returns the work directly to the body while keeping the object visually quiet, allowing weight, suspension, and the space within the loop to remain present.
Date
2019
Materials
Ebonized white oak, silver, PVC
Dimensions
Approx. 2.74 × 2.24 in. (7.0 × 5.7 cm)
Cold-bent white oak formed into a compact looping structure, then ebonized. Silver and a PVC ring complete the neckpiece construction.
Collection / location
Artist’s collection, Mexico City
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Currently located in Mexico City. Local pickup can be arranged, and delivery within Mexico or to the United States is available by inquiry.
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