This amorphous form consists of three distinct spherical elements. Incorporating a plastic structure reminiscent of honeycomb, these pieces have been reworked to fit together.

This object is made of two porcelain spheres attached by a plastic structure resembling honeycomb.

At its most basic level, this creation appears as a somewhat bound sphere. Small spherical segments were created by the constriction during the making process. A plastic structure similar to that of a hornet's nest encases the original porcelain form.

The porcelain ball is at the origin of this piece which was then 'expanded'. A 1cm dot was placed at the origin of the initial form, to emphasise the symbolism of the blossoming of the mutation.

This is another of Heide Nonnenmacher's post-evolutionary forms. Using the mixed media technique, this porcelain object is a curved tubular shape with an opening either end.