Turning the absence of parts into infinite objects.

Client

A self-initiated concept project: a minimalist artifact that performs endless functions through rotational movement alone, at different directions and speeds — a fan, a pencil sharpener, a clock, a dice, a compass, a fishing rod and more.

Sector

Personal Project

Scope

  • Product Design
  • Graphic Design
  • Motion
  • Photography
  • Narrative
Giro, a red square object with a grey rotating disc, lit in a dark studio
GIRO wordmark in a thin geometric typeface over a construction grid
Giro face, a white circle divided into four grey gradient quadrants on a dark rounded square
Radial polar grid on a dark rounded square, a graphic study for Giro
Giro in red with a white disc and a numbered dial, photographed against dark grey
Exploded technical illustration of Giro components in white on a dark background
Close-up of a red, pill-shaped Giro part in motion against a grey background
Giro with a white face marked by a curved line of dots, on dark grey
Technical drawings of Giro display and control variants on a pale grid
Hands holding Giro packaging with a black disc marked with dots
White Giro box with the GIRO wordmark held by a hand against a grey background
Giro in red with a white disc and a curved slot, front view on dark grey
Macro detail of Giro red surface and the edge of its white disc
Detail of Giro red surface with cut-outs, shown small on light grey
Giro with its numbered dial and white disc pulled out, in a dark studio