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Looking into the Deep

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Looking into the Deep suggests the way light might refract as it passes through water or mist, creating an image that shifts between clarity and uncertainty. The layered forms and changing patterns invite the eye to search for something recognizable, even as the image remains open to interpretation.

Constructed as a contemporary interpretation of mosaic, the work is made from weathered pieces of wood, each carrying traces of its own exposure to wind, sun, frost, and time. These marks become part of the larger composition, creating patterns that are both physical and perceived.

Pattern recognition is one of the ways we make sense of the world around us. Our minds instinctively search for relationships, images, and meaning within what we see. This ability can lead to creative insight and discovery, but it can also cause us to find patterns where none exist.

Looking into the Deep explores the tension between what is actually present and what our minds allow us to see. The deeper we look, the more uncertain the boundary between observation and interpretation becomes.

Cherry, Oak, Boxelder and Elm woods. 25.5 x 49.5 x 3.5 in.

Made to order, please allow 6–8 weeks. This piece is an original, hand-carved work based on a design I've created before. While the composition is consistent, each piece is individually made and may vary slightly in color, grain, and detail.

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Small-batch, made in Brooklyn
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Handmade at the studio

Thrown by hand, finished by fire

Every piece is wheel-thrown from stoneware and glazed by hand in our studio. This one wears our signature finish, so slight variation in tone and texture is part of it, never a flaw. No two are exactly alike.

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