Joe Mortell

Helio House — a space-age residence that follows the direction of the sun throughout the day. The word Helio is defined as ‘relating to the sun’. It represents the main character of the house and the forms of the furniture within it.

Taking inspiration from the Futuro Houses by Matti Suuronen that were built through the 1960’s and 70’s. A time when exploration of space was at an all-time high along with an increase in leisure time. Helio House follows the same ideology — a retro-futuristic space designed for relaxation.

Inside the house, the main floor includes two bedrooms and a lounge area. The lower floor is accessed by a hidden lift and houses a bathroom and storage space.

Available in 3 editions that capture the mood of the house throughout the day - 6:00am, 4:00pm and 10:00pm.Built in Unreal Engine 5, the space comes with a downloadable program which allows the viewer to explore the interior and the surrounding area.

Helio House

Axel Chay

Courbes Alléchantes is an exclusive collection of 5 pieces of physical furniture by the rising star designer Axel Chay.

Courbes Alléchantes

Léo Caillard

This drop presents a selection of 3 works by the artist Léo Caillard, replaced in natural environments such as vestiges from a different space-time.

Between ancient past and futurism of form. The wave that disturbs the figurative form of the work brings us back to the original vibration of quantum matter, between reality and virtuality.

This series of sculptures is one of the artist's most accomplished, lately acclaimed at many exhibitions. His works, made in marble in a single unique copy each time, are associated for the first time with their digital double.

In 2022, Léo Caillard is cited in the 20 most rated artists of digital art by the reference press of the ArtPrice art market.

Quantum

Benoit Challand

ENTER THE WORKCORE,
THE MEETING OF RAW AND ACID.

Benoit Challand presents a new series that clears an abandoned space in the suburbs of the metaverse.

Known for his comfortable and tangy interiors, this time Benoit invests in places that are generally neglected and forgotten, to develop a living, poetic and falsely sanitized universe.

The ENTER THE WORKCORE collection combines common but sometimes opposite elements to create unexpected pairs. It comes in the form of a line of virtual furniture that comes to life in stagings that recall the world of fashion, and show what is not seen.

ENTER THE WORKCORE embodies the meeting between the usual and the style with pieces of furniture which, despite their static appearance, intrinsically contain the means of their displacement. Also, they are revealed in infinite loops where the furniture comes to life as if to parade.

The whole is a continuation of the work of the artist who once again combines his interest in architecture, design and fashion.

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