A memory, suspended in light.
This is an object of two parts, a study in contrasts. The first is the frame: a hard, transparent, crystalline chassis, precisely molded into the form of a snowflake. Its edges are polished smooth, designed to catch and refract the ambient light of the room. It is the structure, the lens.
At its center, held in this transparent armature, is the second part: the core. A disc of cool, polished aluminum. This is where your image resides, thermally bonded to the metal. It is the heart of the object, the moment itself. When viewed through the faceted plastic that surrounds it, the memory takes on a new quality—clear, sharp, and brilliantly framed. It is a piece of personal optics, designed to isolate and elevate a single, perfect image.
