SS Nova

SS Nova is a tide harbor of light for kitchens, desks, studios, and any space you want to remember as a shoreline — not as a numbered list. Photograph a room. Set a horizon, the light line the space hangs from. Drop diamond buoys onto three tide lanes: Flood, Slack, and Ebb. Each buoy keeps a voice, the phase it matters, a short whisper, and a timbre sampled from the photograph. THE HORIZON • The horizon is a light line, not a pin on a checklist. • Buoys live as along-shore positions on a tide lane. Moving the horizon keeps them where they sit on the still. • Three lanes — Flood, Slack, and Ebb — say whether something sits above the light, on it, or below it. VOICES, PHASES, AND TIMBRE • Give each buoy a voice: Spark, Mooring, Drift, Gate, Beacon, or Wake. • Mark the phase it actually matters — Wax, Peak, or Wane — and veil the rest while you work. • SS Nova samples a patch and names a…