I created this piece to capture that split-second “oh no” moment of a dropped cone—but reimagine it as something clean, intentional, and visually satisfying. Instead of a mess, it becomes a moment you actually want to look at.
The mint-chip texture and cone are designed to pull you in for a second look. It plays with perception—part nostalgic, part optical illusion—without taking itself too seriously.
It’s fun, a little unexpected, and the kind of piece that naturally stands out wherever it sits.
I created this piece to capture that split-second “oh no” moment of a dropped cone—but reimagine it as something clean, intentional, and visually satisfying. Instead of a mess, it becomes a moment you actually want to look at.
The mint-chip texture and cone are designed to pull you in for a second look. It plays with perception—part nostalgic, part optical illusion—without taking itself too seriously.
It’s fun, a little unexpected, and the kind of piece that naturally stands out wherever it sits.