Synesthesia in the Making is a ceramic sculpture where a hand and a face seem to overlap, as if one is slowly turning into the other. Fingers rise where hair or thought might be, while a nose and facial features emerge from the back of the hand. It feels like catching a form mid-change, before it settles into being just one thing.
The surface is dark and glossy, showing every press and curve, which makes the piece feel physical and intentional. Depending on where you stand, it reads differently, sometimes more like a hand, sometimes more like a face. That shift is what keeps people looking longer than they expect to.
On a shelf or table, this piece naturally pulls attention without trying too hard. It’s the kind of object people ask about, pick up, and turn around in their hands. Not because it explains itself, but because it doesn’t!
Dimensions: 8 (height) x 5 (width) x 3.5 (depth) inches
Weight: 1lb 15.1oz
Synesthesia in the Making is a ceramic sculpture where a hand and a face seem to overlap, as if one is slowly turning into the other. Fingers rise where hair or thought might be, while a nose and facial features emerge from the back of the hand. It feels like catching a form mid-change, before it settles into being just one thing.
The surface is dark and glossy, showing every press and curve, which makes the piece feel physical and intentional. Depending on where you stand, it reads differently, sometimes more like a hand, sometimes more like a face. That shift is what keeps people looking longer than they expect to.
On a shelf or table, this piece naturally pulls attention without trying too hard. It’s the kind of object people ask about, pick up, and turn around in their hands. Not because it explains itself, but because it doesn’t!
Dimensions: 8 (height) x 5 (width) x 3.5 (depth) inches
Weight: 1lb 15.1oz
