Trivox takes form from a three-legged creature, reimagined from the mythic pages of Shan Hai Jing, the ancient Chinese Classic of Mountains and Seas.
It is not a beast of fear, but of persistence—moving not with grace, but with will. Its imbalance is its rhythm. Its third limb, an extra anchor or a quiet defiance. Trivox is an ode to asymmetry, to walking paths no one else draws.
