STUDIO EŸN VAS

STUDIO EŸN VAS

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BIRTHING VESSEL

suspended above an industrial workspace, platforms of pine for rest and ritual float on a bed of quartz pebbles and offer a setting for calm and perspective

A CANVAS FOR CEREMONY

blown as thin as possible to be less invasive in the drinking experience, but with uneven edges which call the user to actually observe the glass rather than automatically anticipate a uniform structure

FORMLESS FORMS

a garden floats above as a space to sprout seeds of thought

GARDEN FOR THE MIND

MEANDERING SPOON

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FIBER COVERINGS: YAK & SHEEP

CITY SANCTUARY

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Ancient elementary fibers were bonded together to offer two sensations and functions – one side is textured and gives structure/resilience, echoing the severity of the building; the other side is a soft friend of skin.  Together they have been streak-dyed with volcanic charcoal.  I developed this for the napkin, the towel; and no two are alike. Using machines that live only in Japan, cotton was densely knit to give the structure of a woven with the flexibility of a knit.  It has been carbon dyed and will continue to evolve with use.  I developed this barrier for the technicians on floor 3.   The silhouette for this ‘apron’ took more iterations than any other, but once I heard the words “you’ve made me a spacesuit!” I knew we had arrived.  The piece is modular with three modes of wear.

VESPERTINE

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