The Celestial Phenomena series explores the relationshipbetween geometry, gravity, light, and reflection through spatially responsive objects.The works interact with architecture to shape perception and atmosphere.
Geological Objects / The Origin of Form
The formal language of the series is inspired by planetary structures,crater-like geometries, and gravitational movement.The objects evoke celestial bodies, erosion patterns, and optical phenomena. Light surfaces and natural illumination create a slow, meditative spatial experience.
„ Iris in Blue” „Natural Iris”The surfaces of the works generate constantly changing reflections.Light, space, and the viewer’s movement together shape the visual experience of the object.The work is therefore not a static form, but a process of perception.
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The objects do not dominate the space; they respond sensitively to its rhythm. Color, light, and reflection become integral parts of the architectural environment.The installations function not as decorative elements, but as spatial focal points.
The objects of Celestial Phenomena can be understood as presences that operate together with space.The restrained material palette of concrete, glass, and natural light amplifies their optical and gravitational qualities.
Each installation creates a different visual relationship. The scale, material, and position of the object respond to the specific architectural context. The aim is not to repeat a form, but to create a sensitive spatial presence.
Some forms of the project continue to exist as collectible design objects.Here, materiality, surface quality,and hand-crafted finish become the primary focus.
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