Architects spend their lives producing drawings of things that don’t exist yet. We sell fiction on paper. This object is the gravity that holds those fictions down.
It mimics the invisible forces of a building: Mass vs. Circulation.
The spheres act as the "architecture" (heavy, static), while the thin lines represent the "human" (fluid, moving). It mimics the orbital dance between a building and its user—how a wall can guide you, or a void can pull you in. It is a tool to organize the chaos of your desk, much like we organize the chaos of a construction site.
Architects spend their lives producing drawings of things that don’t exist yet. We sell fiction on paper. This object is the gravity that holds those fictions down.
It mimics the invisible forces of a building: Mass vs. Circulation.
The spheres act as the "architecture" (heavy, static), while the thin lines represent the "human" (fluid, moving). It mimics the orbital dance between a building and its user—how a wall can guide you, or a void can pull you in. It is a tool to organize the chaos of your desk, much like we organize the chaos of a construction site.
