Built from scrap wood and a roadside-found metal shroud, Size 11 balances elegance and grit. Reclaimed appliance gears gather at the top like a small constellation of mechanisms, while frame samples add a hint of ornament, as if the piece is both relic and reliquary. At its center, an antique wooden shoe form, sized 11, becomes the focal point and the invitation: it's hinged to lift and fall like a door knocker, turning the work into something you don't just look at, but use. In motion, it shifts from object to gesture, a playful reminder that function can be poetic and that touch can be part of seeing.