A circular bent-wood form is interrupted by open intervals, allowing the surrounding space to become part of the object. The structure is restrained, but the gaps keep the form from resolving into a closed loop.
The work continues an older interest in bending, repetition, and the body, while reducing those ideas to a quieter relationship between line, interval, and tension.
Date
c. 2019–2020
Materials
Cherry wood, stainless steel
Dimensions
Approx. 3.5 × 2 in. (8.9 × 5.1 cm)
A brooch organized around an interrupted circular form, using the breaks in the line as part of the structure of the piece.
Collection / location
Artist’s collection, Mexico City
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