The Engineering of Rubble

To engineer rubble is to take the remnants of destruction and give them coherence while preserving their brokenness. This is not an act of repair, but an observation of incompleteness. It implies an acceptance of imperfection as something creative and generative. What can be rebuilt when form itself has been destroyed?

Each fragment, twisted beam or broken surface, carries an echo of the form it once belonged to. New surfaces are revealed and an openness emerges. This is an art not concerned with closure but with a release where beauty is not found in unity, but in persistence.