Recovered Relic | Pelagic Lattice II

Pelagic Lattice explores a stage of reclamation where the original object has almost disappeared beneath an intricate framework of organic growth. Rather than being concealed, the vessel has been fundamentally reimagined, leaving behind a delicate skeletal structure that hints at what once existed beneath.

Inspired by coral colonies, calcified reef formations, and the remarkable architecture created by marine organisms, each piece celebrates the transformation of solid form into an open network of interconnected pathways. Light passes freely through these structures, casting shifting shadows that become an extension of the work itself, echoing the filtered light found beneath the ocean's surface.

The textured blue-green glaze suggests years of mineral deposits, marine life, and the quiet passage of time. In this series, reclamation is no longer an act of concealment but one of complete reinvention, where nature becomes the architect of an entirely new form.

Although each vessel differs in scale and proportion, every piece represents a unique stage within the same imagined underwater ecosystem. Together they form a family of sculptural objects connected by growth, transformation, and the enduring rhythms of the sea.