Sculptures with life.
Every Mosū creation is born from retired algae, which gives them a set lifespan to break down and return to nature.
In the great outdoors, this span can be as fast as 5 months. For us, this fleeting existence transforms what would otherwise be more “stuff” into sculptures with meaning.
A Concept Studio extending the lifecycle of waste materials, with art.
We believe that a need to intervene and forecast an object’s lifecycle is a vital part of its design, informing us from the start. As creators, we are mindful of the responsibilities that arise after releasing an object into the world.
Minimal in form, maximal in meaning
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Every Mosū creation imbues a traditionally informed practice, a traceable history and a means to eventually return to the Earth, completing its lifecycle as nature intended.
Mosu Journal
Volume — I, Coming Soon.
The first Volume of Mosu Journal is currently in production.
Help us speed up the process by supporting our Kickstarter campaign.
Journal;
The Mosū Journal consists of entries by our In-House Staff and Collaborators in the form of blog posts, case studies, interviews, scientific references, publishings, and other valuable content that enthralls us and leads us to share our enthusiasm with our community.
Our 3 categories of posts to bring value to our readers;
In-House Case Studies; Articles Step-by-step Concept, Research, Production Logs of undertakings completed inside Mosū Studios.
Publications; Responses to valuable research from collaboratives in fields of Architecture, Art, Environmental Studies and Material Science.
Editorial — Weekly Blog Posts, Reviews and Showcases; Entries on current Mosu processes and WIP’s. Takes on emerging Art, Technology & EcoDesign waves, philosophies, books, ideas of interest.