Eikon

Artistic Inspiration
Eikon is not a figure. It is a form—quiet, essential, and complete. Born from the sculptural lineage of classical Europe but stripped of detail, it does not describe a person. It suggests presence. There is no identity, no gesture—only proportion and pause. The human reduced to structure. Not anonymous, but universal.

About the Grounded Silence Collection
Grounded Silence finds its roots in the abstraction of Constantin Brâncuși, whose devotion to purity in material and form reshaped modern sculpture. These works are not gestures. They are anchors. In this collection, Eikon stands as a sculptural pause in the idea of the human. No story, no emotion—just mass, just shape, just breath held still. What remains is a kind of truth, not to be understood, but accepted.

Technical Specifications
Material: High-quality organic plaster with matte, natural texture
Size: Approx. 5.11 × 3.74 inches (13 × 9.5 cm)

Design Features:
 • Abstracted human head in Nordic minimalist proportion
 • Subtle curvature and silhouette evoke timeless calm
 • Hand-finished for variation in surface and tonal depth

Suggested Display:
 • Ideal for small ledges, altars, reading spaces, or contemplative desks
 • Harmonizes with raw materials—wood, stone, linen, silence

Visual Effect:
 • Casts a quiet shadow, evoking neither lightness nor darkness—only presence
 • Holds space through stillness, not expression

Name Origin
Eikon, from ancient Greek, means “image”—but not an image to be read. An image to be felt. The name suggests not representation, but symbol. Not personality, but archetype. In Eikon, the human is not portrayed—it is remembered, reduced, and returned to form. It does not gaze—it remains. And in that remaining, we are invited to do the same.