IN WOOD AND ROCK

A magnified look into the relationship between two of the most common elements used in our everyday lives: wood and stone. A comparison between the two reveals the warmth of wood, its soft brown tones conveying a sense of pliability that suggests that the life found within will always find a way out into the open; while the rock imitates a stone found in nature – cold, distant, and majestic. By placing both elements next to each other, I attempt to show a duality between the two – how they are undeniably different, but invariably rely on one another to show the unique beauty in each.  I used recycled material such as fabric   or twine to breathe a second life into it.