Saya Irie’s Intricate Sculptures Recomposed from Eraser Shavings

Most of us erase mistakes without a second thought. The curled ribbons that gather beneath an eraser are little more than evidence of revisions before they’re brushed into the trash. But Saya Irie sees them differently.

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