Jupiter, at rest in a crater.
Jupiter588 000 000 km0 km
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Cosmic objects, on Earth.
The Sun
149 600 000 km
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We have always looked up. Celestial bodies shaped every form of life on Earth, from a distance. Perwr imagines them here.
Imagine the process reversed.
The Moon
384 400 km
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Celestial bodies of our solar system find themselves on Earth, adapting to human conditions as life once adapted to them.
Exoplanet, floating.
Proxima b4.2 light-years0 km
Mercury, eroded.
Mercury77 000 000 km0 km
A planet settled in a basin shaped by molten lava, the way water settles in stone.
Suspended above the sea, held between the water and the clouds. A world from another star, waiting in silence.
Worn by wind and time like a mountainside. Close enough to walk beside, close enough to touch.
If they lived among us, would they be worshipped, or perhaps feared?
Perwr brings this question into everyday life. Each object embodies the surreal conditions under which a cosmic entity might be encountered on Earth: eroded, melted, carved, held still.
Crafted from natural materials like marble and travertine
These pieces symbolize the interconnectedness of the universe. They remind us that the very molecules they comprise may once have been part of distant celestial bodies.
Each piece is unique
Functional and decorative pieces in natural stone. Veining varies from piece to piece.
Object 01Rosso Levanto
Object 02Onyx
Object 03Rossa Viola
Object 04Rossa Viola
Object 05Travertino Rosso
Object 06Calacatta Viola
A testament to the passage of time and to the evolution of the universe through natural phenomena. The objects are inviting us to reflect on our place within this grand tapestry.