Chased surface
Repeated marks preserve the force and time of making.
03 · Material exploration · 2026
A copper and brass object that translates observed weaving rhythm, repetition and tension into contemporary material form.





Project overview
Why it matters
Woven Tension studies rhythm, repetition and structural tension in Chinese bamboo weaving, then translates those observations through copper and brass. The project treats cultural reference as a starting point for visual research and material experimentation rather than a surface decoration.
Research · Direction


Source · Translation
Four selected stages show how observed rhythm and repeated marks moved from research into the final object.




Making · Detail






Repeated marks preserve the force and time of making.
Metal wire shifts from rigid line to flexible surface.
Brass flowers interrupt the dark copper with moments of light.