Kanjō | Gen 2.0 | Carrara Marble
Made to Order Edition
by Roy David
Kanjō—named after the Japanese word for “emotion” or “feeling”—is a contemplative sculpture that distills the subtle language of facial expression into an abstract, tactile form. Inspired by the quiet complexity of human emotion, each piece invites touch, reflection, and personal interpretation.
Designed as an interactive object, Kanjō responds to movement: it rotates, revealing shifting profiles that echo the fluidity of mood. With every turn, the sculpture becomes a mirror for the viewer’s inner state—serene, tense, curious, calm. No two encounters are the same.
This edition of Kanjō is carved from a single block of Italian Carrara marble—a stone with a long and rich history. Quarried in Tuscany for over 2,000 years, Carrara was used by the sculptors of ancient Greece and during the Italian Renaissance. It helped shape the calm faces of Greek gods, the powerful figures of Michelangelo, and the elegant details in buildings across Europe. From old temples to modern architecture, Carrara has remained a symbol of beauty, strength, and timeless design.
The stone’s soft white body and light grey veining give this edition a quiet elegance. Its surface is smoothly polished, allowing light to move gently across its curves and contours. Carrara’s beauty lies in its simplicity—refined, balanced, and lasting.
Each Kanjō includes a hand-signed certificate of authenticity from Architect and Artist Roy David.
Please allow 8-10 weeks for production after the sale window closes — each piece is made to order with care and intention. All international orders are shipped Delivered Duty Unpaid (DDU) — import fees, taxes, and customs duties are the responsibility of the buyer. As each edition is produced specifically for those who order, all sales are final. We are unable to offer returns, exchanges, or refunds on time-limited editions.
15 cm Ø / 5.9 in Ø
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