Reflective Typography - Series

Composed of hundreds of metal rods—each meticulously aligned, fused, and polished to a mirror finish. Together they form a continuous, radiant surface, a material that is simultaneously industrial and ornamental. The rods catch and distort the surrounding space, each one curving light into a slender arc. From different angles, the reflections fracture and reassemble—an optical rhythm that shifts with the viewer’s movement.⁠

Material: Stainless Steel

Dimensions: Different dimensions available upon request

Project Team: Leo Schrewe, Yuval Melech, Rocco Jaeger

Photographs: Frederike Wetzels, Janos Bergob

The piece invites a constant act of looking. What appears at first as a rigid grid becomes animated through perception; reflections fold and unfold with each step, transforming the surface into a moving landscape of light. Shadows slide between the vertical lines, softening the precision of the structure and creating a play of depth and distance. The result is an image in flux—never static, always responsive to its context.

Seen in relation to architecture, Reflective Topography behaves like a fragment of a larger façade—a piece of the built environment condensed to domestic scale. It mirrors its surroundings not only in image, but in essence: absorbing and returning fragments of light, space, and movement. As the viewer shifts, the object becomes both a reflection of the room and a projection of its own geometry.

Reflective Typography - Series

Composed of hundreds of metal rods—each meticulously aligned, fused, and polished to a mirror finish. Together they form a continuous, radiant surface, a material that is simultaneously industrial and ornamental. The rods catch and distort the surrounding space, each one curving light into a slender arc. From different angles, the reflections fracture and reassemble—an optical rhythm that shifts with the viewer’s movement.⁠

Material: Stainless Steel

Dimensions: Different dimensions available upon request

Project Team: Leo Schrewe, Yuval Melech, Rocco Jaeger

Photographs: Frederike Wetzels, Janos Bergob

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Studio Bergob is an architectural design practice specialising in lighting, furniture, and exhibition design. With a focus on handmade, custom pieces, the studio blends artisanal craftsmanship with contemporary forms. Its work centres on the transformation of industrial materials through hands-on experimentation—resulting in unique designs that foreground process, material integrity, and spatial presence. From concept to prototype to small-series production, Studio Bergob approaches each project as both a design and a making practice.

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