Warped Choices is a 43 cm x 43 cm political wall sculpture crafted from repurposed acrylic offcuts, resin, and salvaged brass doorknobs — relics of access, power, and ownership. These knobs once opened doors, but here they’re sealed into abstract, amoebic cells: isolated, ornamental, and ultimately useless. The piece asks who gets to turn the handle — and who’s left knocking.
A confrontation between control and chaos, this upcycled work critiques privilege and the illusion of choice within rigid systems. Beautiful, glossy, and deeply unsettling — Warped Choices is both a design object and a quiet rebellion.