The Work

Studies inimagined material.

Three original product concepts, developed through AI-assisted creative workflows and imagined for print-on-demand production. Each is presented as it truly is: a concept study — art-directed, unhurried, and honest about its stage of life.

Study I — Canvas Wall Art

Obsidian Bloom

Concept Product

Molten form, frozen at gallery scale.

Obsidian Bloom began as a series of AI-assisted material explorations: dark liquid metal folding under a single hard light, resolved by hand into a composition calm enough to live on a wall. The study imagines a large gallery-wrapped canvas whose surface reads as sculpture from across a room and as weather up close.

The print-on-demand format keeps the piece honest — produced only when wanted, at the size a specific wall demands.

Macro detail of the Obsidian Bloom canvas — matte weave carrying folds of black liquid metal with faint violet and cyan iridescence

Material Study — matte archival canvas, iridescence held in pigment rather than gloss.

Study II — Yoga Mat

Meridian

A topography for stillness.

Product Study

Meridian — a black yoga mat unrolling across dark stone, its surface engraved with tone-on-tone contour lines and a single cyan edge line

Macro detail of the Meridian mat surface — engraved contour lines crossed by a thin cyan accent

Meridian treats the mat as quiet territory. Contour lines are engraved tone on tone — visible only when light rakes across the surface — so the pattern belongs to the practitioner, not the room. One thin cyan line marks the leading edge: an orientation mark drawn directly from the AVERNOX gradient.

Design Exploration — surface texture, grip zoning, and edge marking developed through AI-assisted iteration.

Study III — Woven Throw

Vellum Drift

A gradient you can hold.

Design Exploration

Vellum Drift — a woven jacquard throw draped over a dark stone plinth, its pattern drifting from ink black through violet into dusk cyan

Macro detail of the Vellum Drift weave — individual violet and cyan threads crossing an ink-black warp

The third study asks whether the AVERNOX gradient could exist as structure instead of ink. Vellum Drift is imagined as a jacquard-woven throw: the shift from ink black through violet into dusk cyan is carried thread by thread, so the color changes as the fabric folds and the light moves. A representative product example of where print-on-demand can reach when it is art-directed rather than uploaded.

More studies will surface as they earn their place.

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