Time as Chaos
Scope
Ideation, Concept, Design, Development
Year
2025
Industry
Fashion
Time as Chaos is a sculptural watch with several independent dials held in one fluid body. I wanted to explore the difference between the time a clock measures and the way we experience it.
Context
An hour can feel short or endless depending on what we are doing. I wanted to give that familiar feeling a physical form, using several dials instead of a single clock face.
Approach
I let the dials determine the shape. Each has its own face and hands, nested inside a sculpted body that holds them close together without making them line up.
Outcome
The result sits between a watch and a sculpture. The overlapping dials make it difficult to read time at a glance, inviting a closer look at the object and the idea behind it.
Time as Chaos
Scope
Ideation, Concept, Design, Development
Year
2025
Industry
Fashion
Time as Chaos is a sculptural watch with several independent dials held in one fluid body. I wanted to explore the difference between the time a clock measures and the way we experience it.
Context
An hour can feel short or endless depending on what we are doing. I wanted to give that familiar feeling a physical form, using several dials instead of a single clock face.
Approach
I let the dials determine the shape. Each has its own face and hands, nested inside a sculpted body that holds them close together without making them line up.
Outcome
The result sits between a watch and a sculpture. The overlapping dials make it difficult to read time at a glance, inviting a closer look at the object and the idea behind it.
Time as Chaos
Scope
Ideation, Concept, Design, Development
Year
2025
Industry
Fashion
Time as Chaos is a sculptural watch with several independent dials held in one fluid body. I wanted to explore the difference between the time a clock measures and the way we experience it.
Context
An hour can feel short or endless depending on what we are doing. I wanted to give that familiar feeling a physical form, using several dials instead of a single clock face.
Approach
I let the dials determine the shape. Each has its own face and hands, nested inside a sculpted body that holds them close together without making them line up.
Outcome
The result sits between a watch and a sculpture. The overlapping dials make it difficult to read time at a glance, inviting a closer look at the object and the idea behind it.