Product Description
One rabbit wraps around the finger, almost touching its own tail…
A ring made from high resolution 3d printed wax and lost wax casting, hand polished to a smooth finish. Features a 4.6 mm width band, 1.5 - 3.0 mm thick.
The act of chasing one’s own tail is ironic — it is somehow both admirable yet foolish. It is nearsightedness… blind ambition for achievement ignorant of its unrealistic pursuit. As silly as it may seem, we often find ourselves caught in such a motion, chasing a goal that feels so real and so close. We may never realize we are chasing our own tail, until we find ourselves in the third person, away from the very act.
Chasing tail is another ring design using only rabbits. Notice that the geometry of the ring has two perfect circles — the inner band and the outer spine of the rabbit. While the band is only comprised of the form of the rabbit, the form creates meaning that goes beyond the obvious animal reference. The rabbit was meticulously crafted using digital sculpting and handmade sketches. The ring is made using parametric computer algorithms, which allows the design to adapt across all ring sizes without the rabbit becoming bigger or circles becoming skewed.
Multiply Like Rabbits is a small object workshop designed by Artur Dabrowski. Made with love, NYC.
A ring made from high resolution 3d printed wax and lost wax casting, hand polished to a smooth finish. Features a 4.6 mm width band, 1.5 - 3.0 mm thick.
The act of chasing one’s own tail is ironic — it is somehow both admirable yet foolish. It is nearsightedness… blind ambition for achievement ignorant of its unrealistic pursuit. As silly as it may seem, we often find ourselves caught in such a motion, chasing a goal that feels so real and so close. We may never realize we are chasing our own tail, until we find ourselves in the third person, away from the very act.
Chasing tail is another ring design using only rabbits. Notice that the geometry of the ring has two perfect circles — the inner band and the outer spine of the rabbit. While the band is only comprised of the form of the rabbit, the form creates meaning that goes beyond the obvious animal reference. The rabbit was meticulously crafted using digital sculpting and handmade sketches. The ring is made using parametric computer algorithms, which allows the design to adapt across all ring sizes without the rabbit becoming bigger or circles becoming skewed.
Multiply Like Rabbits is a small object workshop designed by Artur Dabrowski. Made with love, NYC.
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What's in the box:
X047 B S04000 (20170328)
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Mature audiences only.
