LC0138

A composition about interlock. The rings pass through one another and form couplings — the composition is held not by its suspensions but by its own connections. The form is deliberately irregular: every ring has its own geometry, closer to an oval here, to a triangle with rounded corners there. Not one true circle among them.

Straight gold crossbars are set between the rings — they work as graphic pauses and stop the mass turning into a jumble.

By day it is a sculpture of interlocked rings — a gold band, a clear inset with a grainy texture, the piece read through outline. In the evening the light travels the entire perimeter and flares on the grainy texture in fine sparks, while the band reflects it and traces every ring with a hot line. What remains is an interlacing of luminous loops suspended in emptiness.

Where it works

Living rooms with high ceilings, lobbies, stairwells, reception rooms. The couplings read in the round — the piece is designed to be walked around rather than viewed frontally.

Selection by space: Hotel lobby and public spaces · Stairwell

Style

Jewellery modernism and contemporary sculpture: the link as the unit of composition. The message is spare and expensive — a piece for an interior that rests on one strong detail.