The works in Rust Never Sleeps advance Owens’ exploration of primal materiality and architectural form. Among the highlights, the Antler Bed(2025) — shown publicly for the first time — embodies a cycle of renewal. Crafted from recycled elm wood, its organic surface carries the vitality of the material itself: living, flawed, and raw. The piece continues Owens’ legacy from the Pompidou series (2019), building a nest from what has come before