№35Float, double Two Earth Paintings rest side by side in a single floating frame separate, yet held together. This design honours the duality of displacement and togetherness, solitude and support. Handcrafted from reclaimed red cedar wood following Japanese woodworking techniques, the frame creates space for both artworks to speak individually and in unison. A quiet reflection on interdependence and how home can be found in shared, yet distinct,

The naming of these rivers reflects broader animistic beliefs in Bhutan

revealing the wonders of granite

This Earth Painting is larger and heavier than standard shipping allows

I needed to be okay with it first and foremost myself

The pure material for this Earth Painting — granite and quartz — has been intentionally collected by us at an altitude of 1200m in the Cairngorms in Scotland during the ascent of Sgòr Gaoith

our pre-existing Lift design has been reshaped and resized

where they acts as protectors for all its students

Take your time to find a place where you can observe the interplay of light and shadow on the Earth Painting - a place where its textures and colours don’t fall flat

‘Sacred Sites and Architecture group': Ben

with scratches and other subtle marks of history on them—poems whispered among ancient rocks and minerals for millions of years

the joints serve as both structural and symbolic support —echoing the role women play in holding families and communities together through times of upheaval

Dimensions: 55x55cm