A wheel of veined black marble, set within a charred wood structure, held in place by leather straps. Wheel of Fortune borrows its form from mechanical chance and the circularity of fate.

The object holds two opposing logics together: the mineral permanence of marble and the organic fragility of burnt wood, the potential movement of the wheel and the stillness imposed by the straps. Functional or ritual, furniture or sculpture. Wheel of Fortune resists classification, like chance itself.