Metamorphosis
Vertebra Caterpillar
This artwork synthesizes the anatomical structure of a rabbit’s spine with the bodily form of a caterpillar, producing a hybrid that oscillates between vertebrate and invertebrate systems. Familiar biological elements are reorganized into a new morphology that resists clear classification.
From Anatomical Data To Speculative Creature
The form originates from 3D-scanned rabbit skeletons, translating physical anatomy into a precise digital model. Through reconstruction and refinement, organic irregularities are preserved while the structure is reinterpreted as a controllable, design-ready system.
From Virtual To Tangible Artifact
As a display object and jewelry stand, the form extends its sculptural language into everyday use. Functional interaction is treated as a continuation of the conceptual inquiry, where acts of placement and removal engage the object’s tactile and spatial qualities.
Material: Resin, Electroplated Chrome
Tree Boa Wall-mount Lamp
By translating 3D-scanned snake bones into a modular digital system, this wall-mounted lamp reframes skeletal anatomy as a functional design language. The form is refined for fabrication and lighting performance, balancing biological reference with product usability.
