Indicative of place through referenced geometries, materials, and historical markers, crafted from a single slab of pre-felled timber, gathered from the banks of the Murray River/Dhungala, Ode moves beyond function to become a reflection of its origin.
Subtly capturing the spirit and story of a small regional town.

A play on proportions, Disoca is a freestanding cabinet that resists perceived norms,through an intentional distortion of balance and form. The piece invites a sense of play and inquisitiveness through tactile interaction, encouraging the viewer to engage beyond what they might expect.

Born from the idea of creating a functional piece, adaptable to a range of environments and hard-to-fill spaces, this work draws inspiration from the harshness and brutality of our surrounding landscape. A conventional form is reimagined through craft and precise detailing, balancing utility with air of refinement.