Eucalyptus burl and stainless steel (lamp not included).
13 lbs. 34 “ x 10” x 3”
Regenerative takes its form from Planaria—organisms known for their ability to regenerate, to reconstitute themselves after division or injury. The wood represents the organic continuum—living matter defined by adaptation, memory, and repair. Its grain carries evidence of stress and recovery, shaped over time rather than engineered toward symmetry. A single metal sphere rests within a natural void where an eye might be expected. It does not symbolize sight as anatomy. Instead, it marks identity emerging within regeneration—the moment where renewal does not merely repeat the past, but introduces something fixed, directional, and irreversible.
Regenerative is not about perfect renewal. It is about the tension between growth and fixation—between the body’s capacity to rebuild and the singular points that anchor identity forward.
Eucalyptus burl and stainless steel (lamp not included).
13 lbs. 34 “ x 10” x 3”
Regenerative takes its form from Planaria—organisms known for their ability to regenerate, to reconstitute themselves after division or injury. The wood represents the organic continuum—living matter defined by adaptation, memory, and repair. Its grain carries evidence of stress and recovery, shaped over time rather than engineered toward symmetry. A single metal sphere rests within a natural void where an eye might be expected. It does not symbolize sight as anatomy. Instead, it marks identity emerging within regeneration—the moment where renewal does not merely repeat the past, but introduces something fixed, directional, and irreversible.
Regenerative is not about perfect renewal. It is about the tension between growth and fixation—between the body’s capacity to rebuild and the singular points that anchor identity forward.
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