ZoaVerse

Polymorph, Plastic bottles, paint, wire

Glowing with a synthetic luminescence, Zoa Verse reimagines coral lifeforms through a lens of discarded material and vibrant fluorescence. These dome-like colonies echo the structure and rhythm of zoanthids, organisms that are both ancient and ephemeral, yet they are entirely artificial, composed of cut plastic bottles and UV-reactive paint.

The work conjures an uncanny ecosystem: alive with colour, yet chemically preserved. By day, its painted surfaces flicker with intricate detail; by night, it pulses with light, reflecting in nearby water like a hallucinated reef. Zoa Verse inhabits the tension between ecological loss and synthetic rebirth, inviting viewers into a future where nature is reassembled, remembered, or perhaps replaced.