Temple Stack
In East Asian tradition, stone stacking symbolizes wishes, protection, and the search for balance. Each stone is placed with intention, forming a structure that is both fragile and meaningful.
Temple Stack reinterprets the quiet presence of these towers through stacked, sculptural forms.
Each element rests upon another, creating a composition that feels both playful and meditative.
Rather than seeking perfect symmetry, the piece embraces variation —
a reminder that harmony often emerges from difference.
The form also carries a deeper meaning.
Like the towers found in temple gardens, it reflects the layers that hold a life together: memory, family, and the invisible connections between them.
