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Series overview
Forgotten Branch of History is a speculative archaeological collection exploring an imagined civilization where architecture, anatomy, and objects share a common material origin.
Bones, structures, vessels, and ritual artefacts emerge from the same generative system, dissolving the boundaries between organism and architecture.
Each work is presented as an excavated specimen, inviting observation without prescribing function or history.

Forgotten Branch of History
[INVESTIGATION]
Speculative archaeology through collectible objects
Series Profile
[YEAR]
2025
[STATUS]
Ongoing
[EDITIONS]
Varies by object.
[SCALE]
Tabletop Objects to Architectural Installations
[MATERIAL(S)]
Stonewear
[TECHNIQUES]
- Slab building
- Carving
- Coil building
[OBJECT CATEGORIES]
- Functional Objects
- Sculptural Objects
- Serving Objects
- Lighting Objects
[DEVELOPMENT METHOD]
- Form developed through play.
- No predetermined outcome.
- Each decision responds to the one before it.
- Chambers - Skeletal Frameworks - Monolithic Mass - Cellular Structures - Porous - Negative Space - Ribs - Voids - Membranes Biomorphic - Erosion - Excavated
[STRUCTURAL VOCABULARY]
[CONCEPTUAL VOCABULARY]
- Speculative archaeology - Material intelligence - Functional ambiguity - Non-human architecture - Shared material origin
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