Formed in sterling silver through sustained heat, the structure contracts and thickens into a dense, irregular mass.

At its center, a void interrupts the form—an opening that breaks the continuity of weight, allowing light to pass through what would otherwise remain solid.

The mass holds.

The center gives way.

A blue topaz is set at the edge of the structure, slightly elevated—an interruption of precision against collapse.

It does not resolve the form.

It destabilizes it.

The object reads as both solid and breached, a contained volume disrupted from within.

Density, interrupted by light.

Details
One-of-one
Reticulated sterling silver, hand-formed
Swiss blue topaz (8 × 6 mm)
12.82 grams