Inspired by the mathematician and astronomer August Ferdinand Möbius’s strip and all its drifting symbols, the concept is based on the idea of FLOW, Go with the FLOW, Be the FLOW. The objects are designed as continuous lines, curved, and organic, no matter what material they are made of. If you put your pen on the paper to draw such a form, you should not pick up the pencil until you finish the entire object.

The Moebius strip is a fascinating geometric shape. With its endless twist and unique properties, it has long captivated the minds of artists and philosophers alike. The single continuous surface, with no clear beginning or end, symbolizes the cyclical nature of existence and the interconnectedness of all things. It represents the blurred lines between dualities, such as inside and outside, past and future, and self and other. From a mathematical perspective, the Moebius strip challenges our understanding of space and dimension, reminding us of the limitations of our perception and the possibility of the unknown. For an artist, it represents a metaphor for the fluidity of identity and the infinite possibilities of the creative process. As an object, the Moebius strip is a physical manifestation of the concept of unity in diversity. It serves as an invitation to explore and question our perceptions, and to discover the beauty in the seemingly impossible. In this way, the Moebius strip serves not only as a fascinating object of study but also as a powerful symbol of the infinite and the unknown. It reminds us that in a world where everything is connected, every twist and turn is an opportunity to see something new and unexpected.