This object represents a theoretical model of the origin of the universe. It combines the current scientific knowledge about the universe and the Fibonacci sequence. The object illustrates the familiar three dimensions known to us, and brings out the strong interrelation between time and space as well. The symmetrical and quadratic structure was visually focused in the design. The number of discs stand for the different phases in the development of our universe. The color of the sculpture changes with different viewing angles from cooper to a very intense purple.

Timo Brunkhorst is a multidisciplinary designer focusing on conceptual objects and graphic design. After studying at the Design Factory International, he worked in various design agencies around Hamburg Germany. With the beginning of his independence, conceptual objects become more and more his favorite kind of work. Through the newly gained freedom, he has been able to devote himself to larger projects such as the L16 series of luminaires and to pursue more and more the pursuit of perfectionism. His works are designed and constructed down to the smallest detail and always devote themselves to a superordinate theme. Timo drives the interplay and the accompanying tension between material, form and design, with his works he creates allegories from multi-layered meanings.

Timo Brunkhorst is a multidisciplinary designer focusing on conceptual objects and graphic design. The work of Timo Brunkhorst pursue a kind of pragmatism and perfectionism in form of simple and reduced design in a contemporary environment. Timo Brunkhorst lives and works in Hamburg, Germany.