Marble Ways _ Stone Legs Table
Where stone legs and scarred wood meet marble dust, time is sealed and the last marks of labour become lasting form.
100 x 250 x H 75 cm — Bespoke Sizes, Shapes and Finishes
2015 — Mint Gallery, London
Solid WOOD, MARBLE powder, Transparent RESIN, STONE Base.
The MarbleWays – Stone Legs Edition captures the atmosphere of Italian marble workshops by freezing time at the end of a material’s working life and transforming it into a new beginning.
The top is made from four boards once used as work surfaces in marble-cutting labs, continuously scored by massive circular blades. Over time, water from the cutting process carried fine marble dust into each groove, leaving behind a distinctive pattern of traces — the silent map of countless gestures, cuts and movements.
Just as water once flowed across the surface, a transparent layer now encapsulates the marble residues and levels the irregularities, preserving the memory of labour while creating a durable, functional plane.
In harmony with this story, the stone legs echo the very slabs that were once cut on this surface: the same stone appears twice — solid beneath, powdered within — uniting structure and trace, origin and transformation.
This table becomes a landscape of material memory: a bridge between what was worked, what remains, and what endures.
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