Sound-Form Geometries — Collectible Jesmonite Marble Sculptures

These limited-edition sculptures embody the artist’s ongoing exploration of the threshold between natural and digital forms, reimagining marble in a man-made medium of jesmonite, crystallised into timeless objects.

The geometries originated from live sound interactions, where sonic data was translated in real time into shifting digital forms. This method continues the artist’s investigation into performative data as a generative force, extending research into the threshold between immaterial experience and sculptural permanence.

First developed as part of an immersive installation at Shoreditch Arts Club, London — in collaboration with OTZ Gallery, sound artist Kwerk, and nebula — the project situates itself within a broader practice that tests how technology, environment, and performance intersect to produce new material narratives.

Each cast piece carries the imprint of these experiments, transforming transient sonic energy into enduring, collectible objects. At once research artefact and luxury item, the works stand as markers of an ongoing exploration into how digital performance can crystallise into timeless form.