The Once Liquid Plastic project reveals an unexpected approach to the plastic material. The process consists of open moulds in which epoxy resin is cast, layer after layer. Structure and thickness of the objects are formed by the succession of casts combined with the particular positions of the mould in space.

Contemporary production means tend to increase the separation between manufacturer and matter. This project suggests a process that strives to expand the physical and mental engagement of the manufacturer within the production process.

The empowerment imparted to the manufacturer is based on the fluidity of the material combined with the fact that the positioning and pivoting of the mould remains undetermined and free. The mould acts as a frame, a shifting possibility rather than a defined border.