Studio
An evolving collection of produced objects and works in development by Gregory Constantine. Each entry distinguishes what has been physically realized from what remains in development; availability is noted individually.
A pocket-scale case that reframes the familiar cigarette pack as a durable architectural object.
Warm ivory lacquer panels sit within a polished brass frame. The hinged lid opens to a mirror-polished interior and sculpted side retainers, turning an everyday gesture into a precise, tactile ritual.
A physically realized game object exploring ritual, weight and material contrast.
The produced study organizes dark stone, leather and metal within a travel case that treats play as a deliberate spatial ritual. The object sits between game, furniture and portable architecture.
A physically realized tabletop object organized around concentric perforation and polished material contrast.
The produced study brings glazed ceramic and polished brass into a low architectural volume. A perforated central plane gives the functional object the precision and presence of a small instrument.