Chronology & Placement
All works are one-of-one, created from transformed salvaged fragments, unrepeated in form, scale, or medium. Each holds individual physical accession records.
Found armature transmuted through layered high-chroma mineral pigments, iridescent jewel stones, and structural texture.
Reclaimed garden wire handle and textile botanicals transformed through raw viridian wash, leaf gold, and textured basalt base.
Sculpted cast ceramic with matte porcelain slip and amber enameled gaze, embodying serene vigilance.
Illuminated sculptural sentinel in architectural recess paired with monochromatic print, contemplating darkness and light.
Site-specific table assemblage: hand-patinated turquoise stones, illuminated botanical lamp, and tiered archival reliquary.
Full-figure ceramic study in chalk-white porcelain glaze with ochre claw patination, captured in low-directional warm amber lighting.
| ARCHIVE ID | TITLE & YEAR | MEDIUM & SPECIFICATIONS | STATUS / CUSTODY | ACTION |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LC-2024-01 | Aura of the Gilded Bloom (2024) | Encrusted crystalline resin, mineral pigments, gold leaf • 32 × 24 × 18 cm | [ • AVAILABLE ] | |
| LC-2024-02 | Botanical Reliquary in Verdigris & Gold (2024) | Transmuted botanical assemblage, iron hoop, leaf gold • 48 × 36 × 28 cm | [ • AVAILABLE ] | |
| LC-2024-03 | Nocturne Sentinel (The White Owl) (2024) | Sculpted cast ceramic, matte porcelain slip, enamel • 24 × 16 × 15 cm | [ • AVAILABLE ] | |
| LC-2023-04 | The Alcove Sentinel in Shadow (2023) | Illuminated porcelain owl installation, alcove setting • Site-specific | [ • PRIVATE COLLECTION — KYOTO ] | |
| LC-2024-05 | The Transmuted Hearth (Domestic Shrine) (2024) | Turquoise patinated stones, assemblage lamp, flora • 65 × 50 × 45 cm | [ • PERMANENT ATELIER STUDY ] | |
| LC-2024-06 | Nocturne Sentinel in Calcite (2024) | Chalk-white porcelain slip, mineral contouring • 26 × 18 × 16 cm | [ • PRIVATE COLLECTION — NEW YORK ] |
The sculptural works cataloged within this repository exist as unrepeatable physical events. They are neither manufactured as editions nor fabricated on commission to arbitrary scale.
Placement into private and institutional collections is conducted exclusively through direct curatorial consultation, private atelier viewings, or certified art advisory custody agreements.
Upon acquisition, each piece is accompanied by a sealed aluminum registry dossier, archival material radiographs, and physical certificate of permanent provenance signed by the artist.
"A fragment pulled from demolition does not ask for restoration; it demands transformation into an irrevocable monument."
