A generative system of mirrored glass for Sans Souci, composed anew for every space.
A wooden ceiling that flows across the room as a wave, and quiets it.
Two still plates that ripple as you walk past — a magnetic field made just visible.
An award for the Czech basketball league: the ball caught mid-fall, in steel and gold.
Letters clustered past the point of reading — text you can see but cannot pronounce.
Seven metres of Cor-ten in Bratislava, perforated with the lines of a Slovak ballad.
Eighty-five robotic mirrors at Expo Dubai, breaking your reflection like water.
Ninety-one mirrors that rewrite your reflection, touring Europe since Signal 2019.
Scanned from the other leg — a printed cover that gives the body its line back.
A timber shell assembled flat on the grass, then lifted until tension held it up.
The world's first fully custom 3D-printed saddle, grown from one rider's body data.
Pneumatic post tubing bent into a single brushstroke above a Prague atrium.
Folded paper grown by algorithm — read it as a flame, a vortex or crystals.
A wedding bench of bundled oak, set by the Vltava for one couple and one place.
Wine bottles set into plywood and tilted into a swell, like messages sent adrift.
Prague Czech Republic
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