A circular, concentric sculpture features alternating rings of textured white and blue segments arranged in a radial pattern. The composition transitions from a dark, recessed center through layers of ridged, pebble-like shapes to a scalloped outer edge. Set against a light wood grain background, the piece uses subtle shadows to emphasize its layered depth and repetitive geometric forms.

Etched Grain

Scraping a steel blade through dried residue, the metal catches against a knot in the ancient oak with a sharp, jarring grit. These deep grooves dictate every tremor of the wrist, turning a simple cleaning into an excavation of compacted strata left by previous hands. Each notch holds the weight of old rhythms, forcing the tool to follow paths already carved into the grain. As the dust settles back into these inherited channels, there is a brief, quiet alignment between the movement and the wood.

Choose your path:

← Settled Dust Forms Home Path Summary

↓ Etched Grain Paths