SPATIAL CONCEPT | High Jewellery Exhibition “Esse Oceanus”
EXCLUSIVE HIGH JEWELLERY LAUNCH “ESSE OCEANUS”
The set was created for an exclusive premiere of the Aeterna Serpenti Collection. This set design provides the space for the overall cultural program of the campaign, such as performances, theatre plays, and panel discussions aligned with the BVLGARI brand.
Credits: Concept, 3D Modeling (Blender)
“THE AQUA VITAE SANCTUARY”
A part of the “Esse Oceanus” exhibition, the “Aqua Vitae Sanctuary” extends the metaphor of revival and rebirth. Offering the guests their own fragment of eternity (an Aqua Vitae Bottle) at the end of the experience.
Credits: Concept, 3D Modeling (Blender)
THE “OCEAN WHISPER” GALLERY
Guests enter a darkened chamber where glowing “OceanBuds” float softly in the air. Each shell holds a hidden speaker. Leaning close, guests hear whispers of poetry, wisdom, or the sea itself — voices tied to beauty, longing, and memory. Some buds pulse gently, as if breathing. Around the room, curved benches invite quiet contemplation in this intimate sanctuary of sound.
Credits: 3D Modeling (Blender)
“THE ORIGIN ROOM”
Guests enter a dim, womb-like room with flowing water projections, echoes of distant waves, and wax sculptures melting and reforming—hinting at lost wax casting and primal form. Melting wax sculptures allude to lost wax casting, emphasizing transformation from formlessness to beauty—an allegory of Bvlgari’s craftsmanship.
Credits: 3D Modeling (Blender)
EXHIBITION Details | Serpenti Table Setting & Décor
SERPENTI DINNER SETTING (Table Design)
TABLE DECOR
TABLE SET-UP
THE REVELATION ROOM
Credits: Concept, Image Prompting (DALL-E), 3D Modeling (Blender), Photo Edit (Photoshop)
INSIDE THE IMMERSION | The Chamber of Forms & Wet Drapery Photo Wall
“THE CHAMBER OF FORMS”
Reference: Plato's World of Forms (ideas)
Inspiration: Lost Wax Casting
The actual modeling technique used for crafting the necklace.
PHOTO WALL
A draped photo wall inside The Origin Room
Inspiration: Wet Drapery
A hallmark of Classical Greek & Roman sculpture