Object "Genesis" – Sculptural Synthesis of Light and Matter

Our design philosophy embraces objects that transcend their function, becoming the focal point of a space and the essence of its character. "Genesis" is not a garden sculpture. It is an autonomous architectural installation, a luminous monolith whose purpose is to engage in dialogue with its surroundings, nature, and the observer. It is a materialization of the tree archetype—a symbol of life, growth, and the connection between earth and sky, reinterpreted through the lens of contemporary design.

Format: Dialogue of Opposites

"Genesis" is a study in contrasts. The organic, dynamically ascending form of the trunk, crafted from noble, patinated steel, symbolizes strength, durability, and earthly roots. It is a solid, almost brutalist foundation for the ethereal and fleeting.

The tree's crown is a constellation of dozens of hand-formed "leaves." Each is a unique, luminous jewel, crafted from polymer resin with the structure and depth of artistic stained glass. During the day, their polychromatic palette—from fiery reds and oranges to deep blues—absorbs and reflects sunlight, creating a constantly changing spectacle of color.

Experience: Duality of Perception

The object was designed to offer two fundamentally different perceptual experiences:

* Daytime Experience: In daylight, "Genesis" functions as a monumental, contemporary sculpture. Its form and color dominate the landscape, drawing the eye and defining the garden's aesthetic.

* Nocturnal Experience: At dusk, a complete metamorphosis occurs. The installation comes to life. An integrated LED light source hidden within causes the object to emanate a warm, multicolored aura. "Genesis" ceases to be a form and becomes a source – the heart of the garden, pulsating with a gentle glow, creating an intimate, almost magical atmosphere and casting a mosaic of colorful shadows on the surroundings.

Conclusion: Art as Necessity

At IDEOVO, we don't create decorations. We create objects that give a space its identity. "Genesis" is a manifesto of this approach – proof that art, design, and technology can merge into a single, cohesive entity. It's not just a landscape element. It's a landscape that begins with it.

"Genesis" is not an ornament. It is a presence.