Aesthetic Catalogue

Blue so dark it's almost black.

Neon gas.

Red light.

Directed warm light.

Strobe light.

Darkness so dark it seems like an object or a volume (dark substance).

Light so bright it seems like an object or a volume (light substance).

Light piercing dark substance.

Red lasers piercing dark substances.

Beam of light that creates and destroys space in the blink of an eye.

Iridescence.

A beam of light through sprayed water.

Proper lighting for a very bright object.

The uniform and persistent glow of dust in the darkness.

The uniform and persistent glow of gold in the darkness.

Lamps with different colour temperature illuminating an object.

Lighting dark objects with candles.

Opposing mirrors.

Angled opposing mirrors.

A mirror underneath or behind an object, revealing something that would be invisible.

A mirror that lets you see how you look within the space you are in.

Irregular reflective surfaces.

Concave and convex prisms covered with reflective surfaces.

The reflection of a reflection.

Spherical reflective surfaces.

Transparent and irregular surfaces that distort what is seen through them.

Angled (bevelled) transparent surfaces that distort what is seen through them.

A set of superimposed prisms that geometrically distort what is seen through them.

Polished tree fossils with sand.

Black concrete.

Dark wood.

Dark wood painted white where it was cut.

Different resolution of textures carved into the same stone.

Marble with inlays.

Marquetry of semi-precious stones.

Semi-precious stones embedded in wood.

Rough marble or granite on rough wood.

Objects made of variations of the same material.

The milky finishes of minerals.

The texture of faience.

The iridescence of Roman glass.

Rough wood grain.

A rough piece of melted glass

Paint on glass, overlaid.

Space defined by smell.

Space defined by light.

Space defined by sound.

Space defined by temperature and humidity.

A structure that duplicates when supported by a mirror.

Central vestibular spaces of great height.

The "V" from an architectural perspective.

A space made of the same material, illuminated with different colour temperatures.

Natural continuation of a body, interrupted.

Mono-instrument music with unusually long silences.

Monotonous music.

The sound of cicadas.

The sound of music contrasted with silence.

Reading dense poetry as ambient sound.

A complex clockwork mechanism that moves something that has no function.

Comic shading technique.

Oil paintings of contrasting tones not well mixed.

White pencil on a slightly different white-toned sheet.

Rectangular boxes with stripes of different colours arranged in a regular grid.

Fabrics laid underwater waving intensely.

Fabrics waving intensely.

The smell of burning resins.

Watching others without them knowing you're watching them

A small model of the space you are in

Objects arranged equidistantly.

A very large and heavy object that does not rest on the object beneath it.

The relationship between the space you’re in and the taste of something eaten there.

The projection of shadows.

Pale white glow

An interior open space exposed to the weather

Objects hanging from the ceiling with bouncing springs.

Rotating graphic spirals.

A good seat to sit and contemplate.

Juxtaposition of the same object but in different scales.

Furniture that encourages social interaction.

Subtle changes in repetition.

Helical spirals.

An object placed on a very high plinth

A mound of earth shaped by drops of water.

Mounds of a single material.

The frozen water of a waterfall.

An aluminium extrusion.

Solomonic columns.

Different effects of time on the same material.

Jungle vegetation framed by a window.

A sliced stone

Successively self-contained prisms rotating on the same axis.

Objects that only reveal their beauty if illuminated with a certain type of light.

Painted stone

Rocks coated with metal.

Gold leaf coating on irregular surfaces.

Asymmetrical makeup

Sepulchral silences.

The contrast of wood with bronze.