Ganymede is named after the largest natural satellite of the planet Jupiter.
In the image of this moon in orbit, we have treated this cabinet as an object around which you can turn to see it in its entirety. The identical treatment of all its sides makes the doors disappear.
It is made of woven sea rush under a metal frame, forming a double façade that allows air to circulate through the different levels.
The various elements of the metal checkerboard float as
if weightless above the surface of the rush, recalling the pattern of solar panels unfurling around a satellite.
The cold, rigid nature of the metal harmonises with the delicate, warm fragility of the sea rush, while the natural oxidation treatment of the earth-red metal creates ring patterns and craters on the surface.