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The Order of Small Things
16.5” x 6.5” x 2”
On display and available for purchase at Jackson Memorial Library, Tenants Harbor, ME
This piece merges the organic and the mechanical, a meditation on labor and design. Here, bees and gears echo one another, speaking to cycles of work, pattern, and persistence across both nature and industry.
16.5” x 6.5” x 2”
On display and available for purchase at Jackson Memorial Library, Tenants Harbor, ME
This piece merges the organic and the mechanical, a meditation on labor and design. Here, bees and gears echo one another, speaking to cycles of work, pattern, and persistence across both nature and industry.
Materials List
Bee images under cabochons
Brass gears and cogs
Honeycomb-textured packing material
Bronze square accents with cutout motifs
Wood panel
This assemblage combines the organic rhythm of the hive with the precision of mechanical gears. Bees, sealed beneath resin, are framed by a honeycomb-like texture and brass forms that suggest both sacred geometry and industrial design. The piece explores the relationship between nature’s instinctive order and humanity’s constructed machines.