This piece is part of the larger 'Urban Stem' collection; an ongoing body of limited works that push the boundaries of manufacturing and software technologies. Intended as an interior light sculpture, the piece visually reacts and changes in accordance to its surrounding environment. The luminosity emanating from the LED core diffuses softly across the textured surface, revealing the intricacies of the form through all its cavities and crevices.

Biomimicry has been central to the research and methodology behind this piece. The initial stages of exploration were focused on finding innovative new ways of modelling organic geometry digitally and realising the designs physically. With a fascination for naturally formed organic structures, an aesthetic identity of similar character and taste is clearly visible. The aim has been to create structures that look as if they’ve almost grown straight out of the ground, resembling the wild and untamed character of organic matter.