Geology
Geology is a collection of works made by cutting stones into halves or slices and compositing them into a surface. Some works use a steel armature to hold the individual stones in place with negative space around each stone while others use UV bonding to adhere stones to a glass surface. Each piece is unique due to the process.
Large Works
Coffee Table
Coffee Table 1 (Prototype) was produced in January - February 2018 using round river stones.
Coffee Table 2 was produced in March - April 2018 and shown during New York Design Week at The Future Perfect.
Coffee Table 3 was produced in September - October 2018 and shown by The Future Perfect at Design Miami 2018 and was subsequently part of Romancing the Stone in May 2019.
Dining Table
Transition Mirror
Transition Mirrors with dimensions are listed on their own page.
Vascular Shelf
Vascular Shelfs with dimensions are listed on their own page.
Side Table
Geology Side Tables are listed on their separate page.
Stone Rose
Each Stone Rose Light consists of 10 thinly sliced petals made from quartz stones found on the North Shore of Long Island. The delicacy and lightness of the roses are meant to counterbalance the weight of the Geology tables.
Accessories
Stand
Axes
Smoky Mountain
Smoky Mountain incense holders are carved from Colorado alabaster. A grid of holes is drilled at a set depth, they function as vent holes when the piece is complete but also function as registration marks for carving out the cavity. They were designed to bring in a secondary element of fire to the stone story.
Fountain
Left at an experimental stage, these fountains were meant to bring in another elemental component to the stone story.
Gecko Enclosure
