Axona emerges from the invisible logic of a four-dimensional system — a clothing rack shaped not by symmetry, but by recurrence, divergence, and return. Its form is traced from the Bouali attractor: a chaotic looped trajectory that never intersects, yet never escapes.

Using physics simulations, we projected the system’s behavior into spatial coordinates, interpreting each curve as a structural gesture. The resulting geometry is neither random nor rigid — it’s bound within a logic that unfolds through iteration.

Like axons in a neural matrix, the piece transmits motion and balance across branching limbs. Upright and braided, Axona stands not as a passive fixture, but as a spatial record of a system in motion — a four-dimensional knot rendered into physical time.