Porcelain, Steel

Installation view

Metals are examined as a collaborator in precarity. A skeletal steel framework is brought into

tense relation with porcelain to subvert the very cultural expectation of structural coherence.

While the skeletal steel framework initially invokes a traditional paradigm of stability, subjecting

this armature to the firing process exposes its own latent precarity, prompting a partial

dissolution of its structural authority. What would be conventionally secure becomes the very

means of destabilisation: points of contact are engaged to stress, fissure, and pry apart the

ceramic body. The structure remains provisional and exposed, this integrated lattice considers

that relational dependency and structural coherence is never an intrinsic state but a continuous,

precarious negotiation between forces.