A conceptual piece for a museum or gallery where two forms—a UFO and a plush alien—serve as symbols of heritage and innovation. Organically connected through color, texture, and light, they create a visual narrative about contact, collaboration, and the potential to find common ground between disparate worlds in deep space.
The fuselage of the flying saucer is made of plywood, and the legs are crafted from old heating pipes. I wove the dome from wire and duct tape, then applied a film to create the effect of extraterrestrial glass. The UFO interior is covered in black eco-leather, and the seat is made from styrofoam and wire.
The alien itself is made of plush, and the details are made of felt.
Polythene trash sourced from various marketplace collection points was used to give it shape.
