
The replication of a fur-like texture on otherwise accommodating surfaces means that the use of every-day objects (otherwise taken for granted) is subverted. We are presented with a “natural” form that is perceived as having a purpose for us and for our consumption, yet is not practical in the least.

The pieces transcend the realms of practicality and durability, instead evolving into curiosities that are to be observed and handled with care."

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