Nova Voxel L

[ˈvɒksəl] – a portmanteau of "volume" and "pixel", denoting the smallest distinct unit of a three-dimensional grid, analogous to the pixel in two-dimensional imaging. Each voxel carries a discrete value representing data at its coordinate in space, used in fields such as medical imaging, scientific visualization, and computer graphics to construct volumetric models.

Two pieces in the series. 

This is the large version, made from solid ash wood, also available in small. 

Treated with Rubio monocoat pure. Mahogany and hand chamfered edges in the through-tenons details. The piece rests on custom made brass discs for furniture pad attachment.