Hanging above as a seemingly impossibly weightless glow, Pacifico Ring demonstrates precision and design married with immaculate fabrication. The gently pulsing dynamic light alters the surrounding environment by capturing objects in the room and creating a play of shadows that gently oscillates from around the suspended ring.

Each Pacifico Ring is sculpted in CAD and further CNC milled out of two solid 5mm sheet aluminium, bringing together absolute finesse and elegance. A nano array of bespoke white LEDs sits within the ring, creating an internal halo of light that moves dynamically, adding lighting volume to this otherwise impossibly flat ring.

It has been designed and fabricated using an incredible palette of glasses and mirrors, and is a testament to Dominic’s obsession with precision and engineering which comes from his architectural background.

The October Cube is the final artwork in the October Series.

A number of highly detailed immersive scenes allow the fascinating exploration of unforgettable scenarios.  All of the scenes have a highly detailed realism to them, and yet on closer inspection one discovers a playful tweaking of nature happening. Whilst in real life the fish tend to flee humans, in the “Deep Blue” interactive aquarium they are actively attracted – and appear to make little performances to the amusement and astonishment of an otherwise unsuspecting viewer.

The Oled Moon Chandelier is conceived as a play between invisible light sources and the crescent of the moon in the sky at night.  As one moves about the chandelier it will at times appear to consist of nothing more than crystal balls which from within begin to reveal a never-ending beautiful array of crescent shapes generated by the OLEDs within.

The Oled Moon Chandelier is the result of playing with light, form, perception and technology.   The incredible flatness of the OLED that has fascinated other designers is used to great effect, except in a radical inventive step it has been embedded within a precisely turned and hand polished acrylic sphere.   This marriage of flatness and volume is responsible for the ephemeral and mesmerising light that at times is invisible, and at other times appears larger than life.

Common to all work of Cinimod Studio is the attention to detail and precision engineering involved in the design.  The fabrication is to the highest standard, and carbon fibre suspension tubes and a milled aluminium top plate complete the physical design.

Butterflies represent different emotions and meanings in different cultures and are frequently used in both visual and literary arts.   Dominic has through his travels selected his favourite ten butterflies as subjects for each of the edition.    Some of these are native to specific regions he has travelled to, whilst others are more commonly found across the globe.

Each of the selected species has been re-interpreted as a ‘living’ portrait of the specimens, with each butterfly exhibiting its own unique mannerisms and attributes. When the viewer approaches the artwork the butterfly changes from a resting pose to a flight mode, tracking the viewer to best display its beautiful wings in a slow motion flight.