This wall-hung cabinet is crafted from pine and overlaid with a composition of ceramic tiles. The piece draws inspiration from the archaeological fragments that shape our understanding of history.

The ceramic surface resembles the shards of ancient vessels and reliefs, objects that speak of cultural legacy yet remain incomplete. Like artefacts concealed beneath layers of soil, the cabinet suggests a history partially revealed, where fragments come together but never resolve into full clarity. The cabinet is both a functional object and metaphor. It is a vessel for contemporary use that simultaneously carries the presence of a past we can glimpse but never wholly uncover.

2025