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SCULPTURAL OBJECT STUDY · HERVEY BAY, AUSTRALIA

Monolith Study 1

It resists form. That’s exactly what gives it presence.

A sculptural series objects exploring form, weight and mineral movement.

Monolith No. 1 sculptural vase handcrafted in Australia by Guseli Design

A sculptural object.  Made to hold its place.

MONOLITH STUDY. 1

The Object

Each Monolith is formed as a singular volume.

There are no applied surfaces, no decorative finishes.
Only the interaction between material, pigment, and process.

 

Subtle marbling and tonal variation occur naturally during casting.
No two pieces resolve the same.

THE COLLECTION

Available Works

Monolith Study 1 is produced in small, evolving batches.

Future iterations explore new tones and surface variations, while maintaining the same underlying form.

- KIM GUSELI, MAKER

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT

Material & Process

Each piece is resolved through a process of casting, sanding, and refinement.

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Each piece is hand-cast, then refined and sealed in the studio.

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The final surface is not polished to perfection.

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It retains subtle evidence of its making.

This is an ongoing study, not a finished collection.

STUDIO SELECT

Choose the exact piece that speaks to you.

Because no two pieces are the same, Studio Select allows you to view every available piece and choose the one that feels like yours.

A private 10-minute appointment, by video or in-studio. No pressure. Just you and the work.

1. Book your time

A small $10 booking fee applies; fully redeemable on purchase.

2. View the collection

See exactly what's available and find your piece.

3. Take it home with certainty.

No guesswork. Just the one that feels like yours.

$10 booking fee, fully redeemable on purchase.

Kim Guseli, founder and designer of Guseli Design, wearing handcrafted sculptural jewellery in Australia

STUDIO

Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia

THE MAKER

Made by hand. Always.

I’ve been making objects for as long as I can remember. Not because I had to, but because I can’t imagine not doing it.

Each piece begins as a simple form, then evolves through casting, where colour and material move in ways I can’t fully predict. That moment still feels new every time.

 

I want these pieces to feel lasting. Something you return to. Something that holds its place in a space, quietly becoming part of it.

 

No factory could make what I make. That’s the point.

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