The Mercury Hive bowl evolved from three specific
forms of inspiration. Originally, drought cracks inspired the patterning with
sporadic shapes. This was simplified into hexagonal patterning which as a
result reflected the bee hive. The static structure of the patterning needed to
be enhanced through distortion, thus the third form of inspiration was
utilized, that being mercury. This created a juxtaposition of a static
structure with a fluid form, thus the end resultant of the bowl utilizes this
composition of two different structures.
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