Quartz, Where the Light Catches
Colourless and milky-white areas give this quartz a softly varied appearance, with pale grey patches adding a little depth. Bright reflections catch along the faces and edges, drawing attention to the adjoining points. Flat surfaces meet uneven textures and fine lines, giving the form an intricate rhythm—a gathering of angles rather than one smooth outline.
The clustered points suggest a tiny imagined landscape of icy ridges, each projection giving the outline its own turn. Look closer and the small darker specks become part of the scene: little marks amid the pale surfaces, like scattered stones in a landscape made of light.
