This one-of-a-kind bottle vase is covered in layered fragments of reclaimed materials—fabric, plastic, mesh, beads, and found objects—each embedded into a dense, textured surface. The form follows the structure of the original bottle, but its identity has been transformed into something more sculptural, more lived-in.
Color moves through the piece in pockets—cool blues, bright yellows, small bursts of red and green—emerging from a darker base like materials resurfacing over time. The surface is uneven, tactile, and dimensional, revealing new details from every angle.
It exists somewhere between function and artifact: a vase, a sculpture, a record of materials gathered and reassembled.
This piece is part of an ongoing practice of "material harvesting," where discarded fragments are reorganized into new systems and forms.
Perfect as:
• A sculptural vase (for dried elements or decorative use)
• A standalone art object
• A conversation piece for maximalist or eclectic spaces
• A gift for collectors of unconventional, mixed media work
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🧾 DETAILS
• One of a kind
• Mixed media assemblage on glass bottle base
• Materials include: reclaimed fabric, plastic, beads, mesh, adhesive, sealant
• Sealed for durability
• Best for decorative or dried arrangements
