year: 2025

5  pieces designed and produced in partnership with good colony.

If the last collection—Wonder Chamber—was initiated with a stack of collages, Silver Hours began with the act of looking into a mirror. Physically and metaphorically, it emerged from a search for answers—answers to the why behind creative acts. Why do we make? Because we must. Creation is necessity. Our objects become mirrors: they reflect what we’re experiencing, what we’re questioning. They hold the trace of introspection—quiet markers of self-presence.

Instead of “I look into the mirror” or “I look at the mirror”, in French, they only say:  je me regarde dans le miroir , that translates to “I look at myself in the mirror.” It’s a tender, almost cinematic phrase. In this collection, the mirror is not just an object, but a liminal space—a poetic threshold where the one looking into it  exists both as subject and reflection. When one looks into the mirror, the space also looks back.