Beauty from geology rather than imagination — the kind of surface that forms when millennia of pressure, heat, and mineral movement are frozen into a single face. Each piece carries its own record of that process: a vein that runs one direction on one slab, a depth of tone that shifts on the next. Variation isn't decorative. but structural, the way stone variation always is. Installed across a field, it holds the room the way landscape does, not by commanding attention from a single point, but by giving the eye somewhere to travel. Details surface as you move closer. The space doesn't disappear behind it. It opens.
