Dreaming
Gabriel Cross
Repeated crosses can hold protection, judgment, memory, and contradiction at once. The structure has to stay disciplined or the material becomes a slogan.
Structure and repetition study
Crosses in varied materials, repetition, protection, and judgment
DREAMING / CONSTRUCTION HAS NOT BEGUN
Gabriel Cross
A dossier before an object. Materials have been named. The workbench has not accepted them yet.
OBJECT RECORD
What exists, and what it does.
Repeated crosses can hold protection, judgment, memory, and contradiction at once. The structure has to stay disciplined or the material becomes a slogan.
Gabriel Cross uses repetition without asking it to become a slogan. The surface holds protection, judgment, and contradiction at the same time.
PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
Up close, attachment, seams, and wear become visible.
Oxblood shadow with controlled metal glints
CONSTRUCTION RECORD
Where the surface meets the body.
Materials
Crosses in varied materials, repetition, protection, and judgment
Weight or current measure
Material choice will determine whether the structure can remain wearable.
Construction
Compare flat, hanging, and stitched forms before choosing a dominant structure.
Wear
Hard and hanging forms must clear joints and the face.
Care
Different metals and finishes will need isolated storage.