Circuit Bloom
72 salvaged PCBs soldered into a 1.2m flowering form. What was e-waste becomes an iron garden.
Upcycling discarded materials into joyful, bold art objects & experiences.
We transform the overlooked, the broken, and the discarded into bold, Memphis-inspired art objects. Every piece begins life as something else — a circuit board, a plastic bottle, an old magazine — and emerges as a joyful sculpture, installation, or functional object.
Our studio practice fuses 1980s Memphis Group design language with contemporary upcycling ethics: maximum color, maximum geometry, zero waste.
72 salvaged PCBs soldered into a 1.2m flowering form. What was e-waste becomes an iron garden.
600 plastic bottles, coloured with pigment, suspended from a 4m steel armature.
Community zine-making from magazine offcuts.
Denim offcuts stretched over salvaged wooden forms. Every seat is unique — no two patterns alike.
Broken ceramic tiles from demolition sites, reassembled into a 12m² Memphis-grid wall mural.
Rolled newspaper columns, lacquered into structural totems.
Fabric offcuts from Seoul garment districts stitched into bold geometric quilts that reference Rothko's colour field paintings — but with the volume turned way up.
Broken mirror fragments rearranged on timber panels. Light scatters into confetti across gallery walls.
Old records cut into portrait silhouettes.
We source discarded materials from manufacturers, demolition sites, community drop-offs, and our own studio detritus.
Materials are cleaned, sorted by colour and texture, then re-imagined through the lens of Memphis geometry and bold palette.
Sculpture, installation, textile, or print — the form follows the material. We never force a medium.
Exhibitions, commissions, workshops, and online drops. Everything leaves the studio and lives in the world.
Have materials? Have an idea? Have a wall that needs filling?