Live Edge Slab – TOCHI C1102 – VANDALIZED Edition
Celebrated for its luminous sheen and ethereal grain, Tochi (Japanese horse chestnut) is a wood cherished by collectors and artisans alike. Each slab reveals unpredictable patterns—rippled waves, creased textures, and shimmering variegations—that give the material a quiet, sculptural beauty.
This slab becomes a canvas for graffiti artist BELOWKEY, whose dynamic strokes and layered color bring a visceral, urban rhythm to the wood’s natural serenity. The dialogue between material and gesture creates a piece that feels simultaneously ancient and contemporary—an encounter between nature’s slow artistry and the immediacy of human expression.
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Transformation by Belowkey
From craftsmanship to expression — a dialogue between tradition and rebellion.
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About the Artist
Belowkey
Belowkey is a visual artist from Queens, New York, whose colorful and playful style is deeply rooted in graffiti and his NYC upbringing. A graduate with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2013, he has since created numerous murals and canvases, exhibited internationally, and been featured in leading arts and culture publications. His collaborations include brands such as Sony, Reebok, and Vita Coco, while his signature characters—especially the iconic monkey—have become a familiar sight across the streets of New York.