What remains,
redefined.

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After the
ride ends,
the material
remains.

We work with surfboards that have reached the end of their functional life, reshaping them through erosion and reduction into sculptural forms that preserve memory while existing entirely at rest.

Each piece is carved back to its core, exposing a skeletal reef-like structure where foam becomes negative space and absence becomes form.

This is surf culture after the ride. Reclaimed, stripped down, and given a second life on the wall.

The Collection
The Black Widow
The Black Widow
Sold. One of One.
Dark, striking, and impossible to ignore. Carved from a reclaimed surfboard with elongated lines and web-like cutouts that feel both calculated and wild.
Black Blade
Black Blade
Sold. One of One.
Sculpted from a reclaimed surfboard into a bold architectural statement. Finished in matte black, carved into an organic reef-inspired silhouette.
The Reef Collection 002
The Reef Collection 002
Sold. One of One.
Every piece in the Reef Series is dictated by its original life and the material left behind. Imperfection is preserved, not corrected.
Heart of the Reef
Heart of the Reef
Commission. One of One.
72" x 24". A wedding commission. A heart-shaped opening uncovered through subtraction, held in place by the original stringer running nose to tail.
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We work with clients on custom and commissioned pieces for offices, homes, galleries, and meaningful moments. Reach out with your idea and we will guide the process.

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Who we are

We create sculptural surfboard art from boards that have reached the end of their life in the water. Broken, damaged, or retired surfboards are reclaimed and carved back to their core, transformed into one of one pieces that live somewhere between surf craft, sculpture, and artifact.

Our work is built through subtraction. By removing material, we reveal structure. Stringers, voids, and internal forms shaped by erosion, pressure, and time. Each piece is guided by the board's original history, allowing fractures, imperfections, and negative space to dictate the final design rather than forcing symmetry or replication.

No molds. No repeats. Every work carries the memory of movement and impact, preserving the life of a board long after its last ride.

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