This group of cuboid sculptures with curved edges is derived and evolved from a previous work called Inside Out. It explores the contrasts between curved and straight, black and gold, inside and outside.

These cuboid sculptural objects contain openings on the edges, which emphasise the link between internal and external space. This introduces light passing through the work and playing with shadows, as a changeable echo of the work itself.

This image demonstrates the shadow of the work, what it looks like when light passes through the work from a particular angle, and thereby questions the relationship between the work and its surroundings.

Sculptural yet functional, regular yet asymmetric, this octagon vase embraces both traditional silversmithing skills and modern approaches. An ancient gilding technique named keum-boo has been used to apply 24 carat gold foils to the main body of work.

Gloriously elegant, understated and tactile, these timeless sculptural vases convey a real sense of joy. These double-sided triangular objects can be displayed upside down or topside up to become either sculptural pieces or functional vases for dry flowers.