Time as Chaos
Scope
Ideation · Concept · Design · Development
Year
2025
Industry
Fashion
Time moves differently depending on where you are in life and nobody has ever built something honest about that. A single sculptural form holding multiple dials, each running its own rhythm, because that is closer to how time actually feels than any clock you have ever owned.
Context
Every clock assumes time is uniform. It isn't. We live across multiple timelines simultaneously personal, emotional, social and they never quite sync up. That tension has never had an object built around it.
Approach
The form came from letting go of what a watch is supposed to look like. Multiple dials nested inside a single fluid sculpted body, each face independent, each hand moving to its own rhythm. The structure holds them together the way life does close, overlapping, never fully aligned.
Outcome
A piece that sits at the edge of sculpture and function, collected rather than worn, displayed rather than used. It doesn't tell you the time. It tells you the truth about it.
Time as Chaos
Scope
Ideation · Concept · Design · Development
Year
2025
Industry
Fashion
Time moves differently depending on where you are in life and nobody has ever built something honest about that. A single sculptural form holding multiple dials, each running its own rhythm, because that is closer to how time actually feels than any clock you have ever owned.
Context
Every clock assumes time is uniform. It isn't. We live across multiple timelines simultaneously personal, emotional, social and they never quite sync up. That tension has never had an object built around it.
Approach
The form came from letting go of what a watch is supposed to look like. Multiple dials nested inside a single fluid sculpted body, each face independent, each hand moving to its own rhythm. The structure holds them together the way life does close, overlapping, never fully aligned.
Outcome
A piece that sits at the edge of sculpture and function, collected rather than worn, displayed rather than used. It doesn't tell you the time. It tells you the truth about it.
Time as Chaos
Scope
Ideation · Concept · Design · Development
Year
2025
Industry
Fashion
Time moves differently depending on where you are in life and nobody has ever built something honest about that. A single sculptural form holding multiple dials, each running its own rhythm, because that is closer to how time actually feels than any clock you have ever owned.
Context
Every clock assumes time is uniform. It isn't. We live across multiple timelines simultaneously personal, emotional, social and they never quite sync up. That tension has never had an object built around it.
Approach
The form came from letting go of what a watch is supposed to look like. Multiple dials nested inside a single fluid sculpted body, each face independent, each hand moving to its own rhythm. The structure holds them together the way life does close, overlapping, never fully aligned.
Outcome
A piece that sits at the edge of sculpture and function, collected rather than worn, displayed rather than used. It doesn't tell you the time. It tells you the truth about it.