Nubita

Description

LIGHT, REFLECTIONS, AND A TOUCH OF MAGIC
Put it under the sun or beneath any light and enjoy the show: fluid glimmers sliding across its surface as if it were alive. Under artificial light, its glow expands the space, turning any corner into something straight out of a sci-fi movie. Its translucent surface plays with perception, allowing light to pass through the smoky brown acrylic and transform any space with its immersive effect.

SIZE, IN CASE YOU CARE
Height: 45 cm. Width: 120 cm. Depth: 35 cm. Compact, yet striking. The glass adds that extra touch of functionality without sacrificing an ounce of its character.

NOT MASS-PRODUCED, NOT EVEN CLOSE
No mass production here. “Nubita” is part of a limited edition, each piece numbered and signed with pyrography (yes, fire on material—because we love the drama) and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. No two are alike, and that’s exactly how it should be.

MATERIAL & CRAFTSMANSHIP (OR WHY IT’S WORTH IT)
Handcrafted using solar energy (because sustainability can also be sophisticated) and made of 100% recyclable PMMA. Like any artisanal piece, it may have subtle marks and slight variations in curvature—these aren’t flaws; they’re the traces of its creation process. No robotic production here, just skilled hands shaping every detail.

HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR PRECIOUS PIECE OF ART
No 50-page manual required. A soft cloth and some soapy water will do the trick. No harsh chemicals or aggressive sponges, please. If you use it outdoors, protect it from extreme conditions. And yes, its smoky brown tone may shift subtly depending on the light—because static things are boring.
Transparent? Yes. Subtle? Not a chance.

ETHICS & ECOLOGICAL CRISIS IN THE ANTHROPOCENE: OR HOW TO MAKE SOMETHING USEFUL OUT OF THE MESS
Yes, there are too many humans and too much plastic. No surprises there. But pretending it doesn’t exist won’t make it disappear. Our rPMMA/PMMA pieces embrace this reality—no sugarcoating, no greenwashing. If plastic has taken over, at least let’s make it look good.

This isn’t about naïve ecology or utopian dreams where everything is biodegradable and perfect. This is dark ecology—accepting that humanity has reshaped the planet in irreversible ways and now we have to deal with it, no filters. Plastic is here to stay, and instead of pretending otherwise, we turn it into something with cultural, artistic, and functional value.

Because when it isn’t recycled, plastic becomes an eternal relic—a fossil of our time, long before we even go extinct. Circular economy isn’t a trend; it’s a way of navigating this new reality, where the artificial and the natural can no longer be separated. We can’t erase what we’ve done, but we can decide what to do with it.