Little House

It was a scrap piece. The shape decided everything.

Little House was made in 2025 as a test piece during coursework - not planned, not composed. A leftover copper scrap happened to be shaped like a house, so a house it became. It didn't make the final cut at the time. It made this one.

A small animation made for the studio's TikTok revealed what the piece quietly contains: a little stink man, living inside. Whether he survived the storm that clearly hit this structure is uncertain. The evidence suggests he held on.

The mounting system is entirely repurposed. A salvaged magnet on the reverse lets the piece attach to any magnetic surface. The display stand carries a second reclaimed magnet from a separate project, so the house can rest upright whenever it chooses.

• Medium: vitreous enamel on copper
• Technique: enamel painting
• Dimensions: 23 × 35 mm
• Year: 2025
• Edition:  one of a kind
• Artist: A. Fraction, Vilnius

Sold with the handmade display stand. Each work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and ships worldwide in bespoke protective packaging.