Spoolcar.
A series of wooden objects resembling simplified toy cars, constructed around a central spool that functions as both a formal and utilitarian component. The cord—traditionally used to pull the toy—has been intentionally extended to an excessive length, thereby challenging the object’s original purpose and introducing interpretive ambiguity. The project occupies a space between toy and experimental device for storing or displaying cords, drawing attention to the materiality and process-oriented character of the work. A red example from the series is held in the collection of the National Museum in Kraków.
A series of wooden objects resembling simplified toy cars, constructed around a central spool that functions as both a formal and utilitarian component. The cord—traditionally used to pull the toy—has been intentionally extended to an excessive length, thereby challenging the object’s original purpose and introducing interpretive ambiguity. The project occupies a space between toy and experimental device for storing or displaying cords, drawing attention to the materiality and process-oriented character of the work. A red example from the series is held in the collection of the National Museum in Kraków.