Andrew Pierce Scott and Natalia Triantafylli embrace the visible traces of making, valuing the hand of the maker and the act of creation itself. For both their practices there is a lot of crossover, but their materials sit at opposite ends of a spectrum, creating a compelling dialogue. Pierce Scott works with metal, often darkened and opaque, imbuing the pieces with a sense of weight and solidity. Triantafylli works with translucent porcelain, which captures and diffuses light, producing a soft, glowing quality that interacts with and reflects upon the metal surfaces. Their collaboration allows each to extend beyond the limitations of their medium: metal provides structural strength and scale where ceramics alone may not suffice, while porcelain introduces lightness, translucency, and delicate, rippling forms that metal cannot achieve.