Stonewood One, Stonewood Two, Stonewood Three, side tables, 2005
stone, steel
limited édition
A three-billion-year-old rock, mined in Brazil. A slab of green quartzite, squared off and polished, forms a thick table top. Four screws set right through the stone form the legs. They stick out of the top, indicating their use, enabling the table top to be raised or lowered to the desired height according to the intended use.
Like a section of the ground raised to a certain level; it can still have things put on it, but it has nonetheless changed status.