
Same found plywood as its 24-inch sibling: five or six sheets glued into a block and carved as one. This one is unambiguous about its purpose. It is a dough bowl. The topography is the whole show, the lamination lines flowing like elevation contours on a map, and the best trick it plays is in the hand: it looks striated, almost ridged, but it is astonishingly smooth to the touch. The eye reads texture; the fingers find glass. Bring bread dough, or just bring your hands.
From the same stack of found plywood as the 24-inch showpiece. No tree, no pin: the origin here is an idea about layers, and what carving can reveal inside the most ordinary material in the lumber yard.










One of one. When it is gone, it is gone. Ships worldwide, fully insured, from the Winnipeg workshop. Every piece carries its tree’s record: where it stood, its rings, and the carving on film. Leave your details and Sean replies personally, usually the same day.