Neural Explosion
18” x 16” x 5”
Neural Explosion reimagines a discarded terminal block as a blooming conduit of memory and circuitry. Color-coded wires erupt outward from the central clamp—an analog moment of data transmission halted and fossilized in form. It captures a balance between machine precision and unpredictable organic energy.
18” x 16” x 5”
Neural Explosion reimagines a discarded terminal block as a blooming conduit of memory and circuitry. Color-coded wires erupt outward from the central clamp—an analog moment of data transmission halted and fossilized in form. It captures a balance between machine precision and unpredictable organic energy.
18” x 16” x 5”
Neural Explosion reimagines a discarded terminal block as a blooming conduit of memory and circuitry. Color-coded wires erupt outward from the central clamp—an analog moment of data transmission halted and fossilized in form. It captures a balance between machine precision and unpredictable organic energy.
Materials List
Vintage wood clamp frame
Electrical terminal block
Multicolored telephone/communications wires
Soldered wire ends (with epoxy resin droplets)
Screws and nails
Black paint (on terminal block)
Wood stain/finish
A vivid cluster of colored wires, once part of an analog control or switching system, now bursts outward in a chaotic yet elegant array, anchored by a vise-like wooden frame. Each delicate wire terminates in a bead of solder or resin, resembling data signals frozen mid-transmission. The contrast of mechanical order and organic disarray evokes neural connectivity, electrical pathways, or the wild beauty of botanical forms transmuted into code.