Not everything Robin Antar preserves in stone is edible. This collection turns her meticulous eye toward the broader landscape of everyday American life, the objects we carry, use, and barely think about until they are gone. A No. 2 pencil, hand-carved from limestone as a tribute to learning before the internet. A tube of lipstick. A toothbrush. A book. Each piece asks the same quiet question that runs through all of Robin's work: what does this object say about who we are, and what would we lose if it disappeared? In stone, the ordinary becomes monumental. That is precisely the point.