Three familiar icons from the language of media controls are stripped back to their essentials: a square, a triangle, and two parallel lines. Beneath them, simple words extend their meaning: for a minute, for a lifetime, for a moment.
The pairing transforms ordinary symbols into reflections on time, choice, and attention. Rough textures scuff the black backgrounds, giving the surfaces a worn, tactile presence that contrasts with the clarity of the forms.
What begins as a nod to screens and devices becomes something more meditative, an invitation to consider when to stop, when to act, and when to pause. The starkness of the design makes the pieces versatile yet impactful, commanding attention without clutter.
Their resonance comes not from decoration but from suggestion, turning minimal shapes into metaphors for rhythm, balance, and the fleeting nature of decision. It is design as philosophy, spare yet loaded with meaning.
