Talus is a low form born from the geology of failure — a stool that gathers itself from the debris of imagined erosion. Its branching limbs recall the talus slope: a mass of stone fragments resting at the foot of a cliff, shaped not by design but by consequence.

Printed in high-resolution silica composite, the object straddles utility and sculpture. It holds the body with unexpected poise, transforming instability into strength. Each leg a remnant. Each surface a record of flow, fracture, and weight.