Typhoon /1 (sold out)
“Typhoon is a desktop sculpture born from my fascination with how water clings to surfaces—especially how it flicks up the back of a wheel, defying gravity as it dances along the surface. This curious phenomenon led me to think about the interplay between gravity, waves, and the natural world. The way water moves—fluid, unpredictable, yet beautifully controlled—served as the inspiration for this piece.
Build Process
1 clip- Typhoon Build Reel
Instagram - Build-stage video from the workshop.
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