ABORAM | Vase

An object of desire coming from the stars.

A crystal extracted from underground caves of frozen planets becomes a vessel of other life forms.

The creative power of man and the beauty of nature: a binomial in costant search of balance, finding its perfect expression in Agaxa.

Harvat explores the notion of a basic geometric object, such as a disc, to which a physical interaction gives an identity and functionality of its own.

Nekomat is an artifact inspired by the concept of synchronicity, a term coined by Carl Jung to denote events that occur with no causal relationship yet seem to be meaningfully related.

Nature in its primordial form. Antivol presents a fragment of lava stone from Sicily, cut in half and supported by an essential metal frame.

Hariona translates the soul of the plant into a physical presence.

Nekomat is an artifact inspired by the concept of synchronicity, a term coined by Carl Jung to denote events that occur with no causal relationship yet seem to be meaningfully related.

In a world where treasured objects dematerialize, containers become the real protagonists.

A fragment from distant planets segmented in two parts intersects an archetypal plane conveying a cosmic sense of transformation.

Line and sphere are the protagonists in Naginam lamps. Within the framework of minimalistic geometry and elementary materials, those two are having a conversation.

A fragment from distant planets segmented in two parts intersects an archetypal plane conveying a cosmic sense of transformation.

“As contamination changes world-making projects,
mutual worlds and new directions may emerge”
Anna Tsing

Eons of sedimentary layering give life to metamorphic designs.

Oglof is an armchair made from kilometers of fine fringe, that creates a flowing and shining surface.