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Manifesto

Plastica

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Plastica is an archive of small things — the mass-made seen with museum eyes.

Material as Memory

Plastic is usually invisible — too common to be noticed. Plastica insists on looking closely. It treats cheap objects with the reverence of artifacts.

The Capsule as Icon

The opened yellow capsule repeats like a chorus. It’s not packaging; it’s a form. A familiar geometry elevated into a sculptural frame.

Museum-Grade Attention

These images are calm, precise, and honest about surface. Scratches are history. Seams are signatures. Gloss is light captured in a thin skin.

Plastica is not about toys. It’s about attention — and what attention transforms.

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