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This work, produced in 2026, consists of a white wooden pedestal measuring 767mm in width, 290mm in depth, and 30mm in height; two plywood boards, each measuring 510–534mm in height, 300mm in width, and 5mm in thickness, with a non-horizontal upper edge; four metal rods used to secure the plywood boards to the pedestal; eight stainless-steel L-brackets; and sixteen screws of slightly varying sizes driven through the brackets into the pedestal.

The two plywood boards are set upright and arranged in parallel, with a gap of approximately 59–60mm between them.

They are almost identical in shape, with their upper edges cut at an angle. Each board has two holes, large and small, with complex contours resembling a ria coastline.

Looking at the plywood board on the left, the contour of the larger hole passes through a point 495mm from the bottom edge and 176mm from the right edge at its highest point; a point 141mm from the bottom edge and 138mm from the right edge at its lowest point; a point 282mm from the bottom edge and 86mm from the right edge at its farthest right point; and a point 316mm from the bottom edge and 300mm from the right edge at its farthest left point.

The smaller hole is elongated vertically, and its contour passes through a point 444mm from the bottom edge and 70mm from the right edge at its highest point; a point 206mm from the bottom edge and 81mm from the right edge at its lowest point; a point 404mm from the bottom edge and 67mm from the right edge at its farthest right point; and a point 428mm from the bottom edge and 83mm from the right edge at its farthest left point.

There are also four small dents around the holes. They include points located 437mm from the bottom edge and 285mm from the right edge; 450mm from the bottom edge and 19mm from the right edge; 49mm from the bottom edge and 14mm from the right edge; and 32mm from the bottom edge and 18mm from the right edge, respectively.

Each plywood board is secured to the pedestal by two metal rods, with a gap of 13–14mm between the rods. In addition, four stainless-steel angle brackets are attached to each board, two on the front and two on the back, clamping the board between them. The brackets, each measuring 24mm in width and 24mm in height, are positioned at intervals of 106mm, 145mm, 165mm, 148mm, and 105mm respectively from the right edge of the upper surface of the pedestal. They are generally secured with 8mm flathead screws, although some are 5mm or 7mm.