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Elizabeth Lenny is a Toronto-based designer whose work combines notions of time and memory, with a material-led process. Using memories of encounters and interaction with the natural world as a starting point, each piece is derived from correspondence with material, following its natural curves, grain, and resistance. These properties speak of the material’s own memory, telling its story of formation and extraction. The resulting work occupies space between functional object and sculpture, encouraging interaction and use, and promoting continuous change over time.