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Masks

2025 to 2026 · 6 works

A mask is normally a surface you hide behind. These are lattices, cut through until there is more absence than material, so you end up looking at the wearer through the thing meant to conceal them.

Laser-cut plywood, epoxy resin, gold mylar, jute string. An ovoid shell of irregular polygonal cells. A polyhedron flattened into projection and hung from a cord.

The cell wall structure of a diatom and the strut geometry of a geodesic shell resolve into the same form. A ceremonial mask built on that form is doing what masks have always done, declaring a group by the pattern it claims. Here the pattern it claims is one nobody invented.

Gold mylar under green-tinted epoxy gives a laser-cut plywood lattice its metallic cast, the struts and vertices holding a polyhedron flattened into projection, hung from jute...

Intersection Mask

2025 · 10 x 9 in.

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An ovoid open lattice cut from plywood and finished in yellow-green resin over gold mylar, its irregular polygonal cells holding the form a diatom frustule and a geodesic shell...

Crystallized Mask

2025 · 7.25 x 9.5 in.

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A continuous looping line cut from plywood and finished in gold mylar under green-tinted epoxy doubles bilaterally into a mask of interlocking strands and openings, hung from...

Infinity Mask

2026 · 6.5 x 10 in.

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A cerulean resin and plywood panel is cut through with symmetrical openings and mounted flush to the wall, the voids doing the work a mask's eyes and a shell's apertures both do.

Ghost Water Totem Mask

2026 · 12 x 7.25 in.

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Cerulean gloss resin over plywood, cut symmetrically through, resolving into the shape a vessel and a pelvis both arrive at.

Ghost Bone Totem Mask

2026 · 11.5 x 9.25 in.

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An oval panel of cerulean resin over plywood is pierced with symmetrical cutwork, arriving at the face that a ceremonial mask and a cell membrane both organise themselves into.

Ghost Ceremonial Mask

2026 · 12 x 11.125 in.

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