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Connections

$275.00

10.5” x 10.5” x 1.5”

Forged from repetition and restraint, Connections transforms ordinary fasteners into a visual network—where memory, labor, and linkage converge.

Note: This piece is on display at Stier Family Gallery, Cape Elizabeth, ME and is available for purchase on this website. It can be picked up or shipped to you at the conclusion of the exhibition on January 31st.

10.5” x 10.5” x 1.5”

Forged from repetition and restraint, Connections transforms ordinary fasteners into a visual network—where memory, labor, and linkage converge.

Note: This piece is on display at Stier Family Gallery, Cape Elizabeth, ME and is available for purchase on this website. It can be picked up or shipped to you at the conclusion of the exhibition on January 31st.

Materials List:

  • Reclaimed steel nails

  • Rusted industrial gear

  • Salvaged metal chain

  • Pigmented central inlay

  • Wood backing panel

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Connections is a radial assemblage built from weathered nails, chain, and a central industrial gear, arranged in a burst-like formation that radiates outward from a small square core. The repetition of fasteners—each worn, bent, and rusted—suggests accumulation through time, while the chain introduces dependency and linkage. What emerges is both structural and symbolic: a meditation on how individual parts rely on one another to form a larger, coherent whole.