Furthermore, her pieces fetch prices ranging from $8,000 for a side table to over $50,000 for a Sediment bench. This places her firmly in the realm of the 1%, despite her professed commitment to low-tech, accessible materials.
The series includes a low bench, a room divider, and a ceremonial tea tray. Each piece looks like a geological core sample: layers of grey, ochre, and rust red are stacked unevenly, as if the Earth had grown the furniture over millennia.
The project attempts to design objects using "rapid fossilization"—a chemical process that turns wood and bone into stone in months rather than millennia. Early prototypes show chairs that are half-wood, half-stalactite.
