How do ordinary objects become vessels for human memory, and what does time reveal about the lives that created them?

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A moon jar with a lid is not simply a jar. It becomes an urn.

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An urn is one of humanity's oldest forms for preserving what remains after life has ended. Now imagine pairing that with surfaces inspired by abandoned homes.

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Suddenly the work isn't just about architecture.

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It's about containers of memory.

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Homes contain lives.

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Urns contain lives.

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These vessels begin to occupy the space between those two ideas.