Modules

Hexagonal wood panels, stained with iron acetate until the surface turns the colour of iron oxide, then cut, channelled and filled with resin.

A module is a unit that only makes sense beside another one. These are built to tile, and so far there are two.

Three blue resin channels meet at the centre of a face and divide it, the way a cell wall divides tissue and a tile divides a floor. The division is real, it is load bearing, and it was still a decision somebody made.