Size: 41 × 30 × 40 cm
Durable ABS, available in a chrome finish or matte black paint.
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The Twigs bowl emerges as a fragment redefined, an object in flux, transformed from twigs to polished, sublime artifact. Through a branching sequence of digitization, algorithmic manipulation, and re-materialization, this work transcends its biological origin. The chrome-like finish evokes an unnatural allure, erasing traces of the twigs’ organic past and situating it in a new, synthetic reality.
Reflecting both the allure and emptiness of mass-produced bootleg artifacts, this work gestures toward a culture where the boundaries between original and imitation dissolve, and creation becomes a shared act, blending human and machine agency. Here, “branching” is both process and rupture, tracing a journey from raw material to commodified object and destabilizing notions of utility, beauty, and value. As a primitive form re-envisioned through industrial processes, the “Twigs bowl” embodies a paradox: a relic of nature rendered hyperreal, part of a lineage shaped by technology’s ambiguous authorship and inviting us to reconsider what makes an object truly real.
Size: 41 × 30 × 40 cm
Durable ABS, available in a chrome finish or matte black paint.
FREE SHIPPING
The Twigs bowl emerges as a fragment redefined, an object in flux, transformed from twigs to polished, sublime artifact. Through a branching sequence of digitization, algorithmic manipulation, and re-materialization, this work transcends its biological origin. The chrome-like finish evokes an unnatural allure, erasing traces of the twigs’ organic past and situating it in a new, synthetic reality.
Reflecting both the allure and emptiness of mass-produced bootleg artifacts, this work gestures toward a culture where the boundaries between original and imitation dissolve, and creation becomes a shared act, blending human and machine agency. Here, “branching” is both process and rupture, tracing a journey from raw material to commodified object and destabilizing notions of utility, beauty, and value. As a primitive form re-envisioned through industrial processes, the “Twigs bowl” embodies a paradox: a relic of nature rendered hyperreal, part of a lineage shaped by technology’s ambiguous authorship and inviting us to reconsider what makes an object truly real.