Object 13, Cast Scoop - 181

Object 13, Cast Scoop - 181This scoop is conceived as a standing object, blurring the line between tableware and sculpture. Its upright form highlights its sculptural presence, while the handles cross section and proportions draw inspiration from handled artifacts in the Tivoli Hoarda collection of luxurious Roman silverware dating to the 1st century CE, discovered near Tivoli, Italy, and now housed at the MET Museum.

tapering into a convex

Its sculptural form evokes Ceos and its sacred cypress

The pastry stand

This winged form evokes the myth of apotheosis

Imagined as if carved from island stone

Inspired by the revelry of the ancient comissatio

The circular plate and sculptural top are derived from the dimensions of vessel cores removed during annular cuts — waste given a second life

With clean lines and sculptural presence

This natural process creates visible lines and textures in rock formations

A sculptural homage to Asterion

Inspired by Praenestian bronze cistae and 18th-century chimney pots

Its softened contours suggest erosion by wind