Staccato
12” x 36” x 4”
In Staccato, sound is held in suspension—black wood, looping wire, and mirrored silence merge to evoke echoes of a forgotten melody.
12” x 36” x 4”
In Staccato, sound is held in suspension—black wood, looping wire, and mirrored silence merge to evoke echoes of a forgotten melody.
12” x 36” x 4”
In Staccato, sound is held in suspension—black wood, looping wire, and mirrored silence merge to evoke echoes of a forgotten melody.
Materials List:
Half-size or child’s violin (painted black)
Ornate vintage mirror frame (wood with carved detail)
Mirror glass with natural patina
Decorative wire coils
Small screws, washers, and fasteners
Found mechanical and electronic elements
Black paint, matte and gloss finish
Staccato captures the fleeting, fragmented nature of sound and memory through the striking silhouette of a black violin entwined with delicate wire forms. Mounted on an ornate, repurposed wooden mirror frame, the instrument becomes both relic and ornament—an echo of music no longer heard but still visually resonant. The scrollwork of the frame and the glint of embedded hardware mimic the flourish of musical notes, while the mirrored surface behind hints at distortion, reflection, and what’s left unsaid between each note.