Nature's most patient sculptor.
Sculptures born from years of invisible labor — tunnels carved by ants, preserved as art.
Selected works
Where patience becomes art.
Castle Rock
A dense network of galleries spiralling through aged oak — three years in the making.
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A single corridor, impossibly straight, bored through the heartwood of a fallen pine.
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The full architecture of a colony, revealed in cross-section. Every chamber, every passage.
The science
Every tunnel is a decision.
Carpenter ants don't bore randomly. Each gallery follows the grain, responds to moisture and density, and expands along the wood's natural structure. What looks like chaos is a masterwork of biological engineering.
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Prints available to order.
Each print is a high-resolution record of the original sculpture — archival pigment on acrylic, signed and numbered.