Gemiverse (2022)

This piece continues a series exploring the intersection between geometry and geology, merging science and nature. The sculpture showcases a metal structure built from geometric forms, paired with clusters of ‘rock’ elements containing mythical and alien-like geological features.

Drawing inspiration from science fiction, the work speculates on the possibility of discovering new materials in the universe, evoking a sense of wonder about the boundaries of material science. This led to the Gemiverse, a growing collection of objects that immerse the viewer in a world of speculative materiality, where innovation meets imagination.

Through careful material research, the steel frame was selected for its strength and versatility, while ceramic, epoxy, tin, sand, concrete, and thermoplastic elements were incorporated for their unique textural contrasts and ability to evoke the alien and geological influences central to the concept. Recycled materials further underscore a commitment to sustainability and resourcefulness.

The sculpture was exhibited during Milan Design Week 2022 at the Isola District, engaging audiences with its narrative of material exploration and futuristic concept.

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