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Work

Small things, made monumental.

A rubber duck you can stand under. A paperclip leaning on a café wall. Familiar things, printed big and painted until a room has to make space for them. Grouped by where they live.

01 — Activations

Something everyone knows, at a size nobody expects.

For launches, pop-ups and shop windows. A familiar object blown up to room size stops people mid-step, and they take the photo for you.

A giant yellow rubber duck in a hotel lobby
Rubber duck · 04 Signal · hotel lobby
A giant clear, lilac-tinted wrapped candy in a shop window
Wrapped candy · clear, tinted 03 Lilac · shop window
Giant ivory Ctrl and P keys in an office lobby
Ctrl + P keys · 01 Ivory · office lobby
A giant vermilion push pin in a gallery
Push pin · 05 Vermilion · gallery
A giant cobalt paperclip leaning on a cafe wall
Paperclip · 02 Cobalt · café

02 — Installations

Everyday shapes, built into the room for good.

For hotels, restaurants and bars. A bench, a column, a paper plane overhead: everyday shapes at architectural scale, finished to live with every day.

A vermilion ribbon bench in a hotel lobby
Ribbon bench · 05 Vermilion · hotel lobby
A glowing clear, lilac-tinted fluted column in a restaurant
Fluted column · clear, tinted 03 Lilac · restaurant
A giant ivory paper plane hanging in an atrium
Paper plane · 01 Ivory · atrium
A monumental cobalt plus sign in a residential lobby
Plus · 02 Cobalt · residential lobby

03 — Art objects

The ordinary thing, made strange enough for a plinth.

For galleries, artists and collectors. The everyday object as sculpture: commissions, editions and one-offs, finished to sit under gallery light.

A giant clear, amber-tinted gummy bear in a gallery
Gummy bear · clear, tinted 06 Amber · gallery
A clear, lilac-tinted column lamp in a living room
Column lamp · clear, tinted 03 Lilac · private home
A cobalt knot sculpture in a gallery
Knot · 02 Cobalt · gallery
A vermilion ribbon lounger in a living room
Ribbon lounger · 05 Vermilion · private home
Close-up of raw white PETG layer lines on a curved surface
Surface study · raw white PETG · up close

Every piece is scoped, printed and finished to its own brief.

04 — From the workshop

How a small thing gets big.

Every piece above is built the same way. The object is modelled, printed as hollow shells in white or clear PETG, then joined, sanded and painted by hand until it reads as one piece.

A large printer building a white PETG shell section in the workshop

01 Print

Printed in sections

Big pieces print as hollow shells, split into sections that fit the printer and the doorway.

Workers sanding the joined sections of a giant duck, before paint

02 Join

Joined and sanded

Sections are keyed and bonded, seams are filled, then everything is sanded until the joins disappear.

A knot sculpture half primed grey and half sprayed cobalt

03 Finish

Primed and painted

Primer, colour and protective coats, matched to the brief. Or leave the layer lines on show.

A crew installing a large ivory piece in a lobby at night

04 Install

Delivered and installed

We bring it in, put it together on site and set it up, often after hours.

Each piece is scoped and quoted from your brief.

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