The object is inspired by the plasticity of a jellyfish — its fluid movement, transparency, and the play of light within the water column. However, here the natural image is translated into the language of clear geometric form: fluidity becomes rhythm, curves become deliberate lines, and natural chaos gives way to architectural clarity.
The table made of dichroic acrylic glass is a frozen moment of an oceanic dawn. The gradient from pink to yellow conveys a state of tranquility and inner light. By day, the object catches the sun's rays, scattering them in a thousand reflections; by evening, it emanates a soft glow of its own. This is architecture of sensation: here, form is born from emotion, and functionality acquires poetry
