Studio Furthermore presents a new and unseen collection of Space Lava vases made of lost foam aluminium. Resulting from a process developed by the studio, Space Lava is made of 100% recycled aluminium sourced from car wheels. Taking place at ONEROOM Gallery in Shoreditch, the exhibition also features a selection of porcelain foam pots and furniture from the studio’s Moon Rock collection, a project examining resource scarcity and the prospect of mining on the moon. Studio Furthermore will be among the first group of artists to have their work permanently exhibited on the Moon as part of a European culture in space initiative.

Home to artists Marina Dragomirova and Iain Howlett, Studio Furthermore seeks out new kinds of material and cultural realities informed by processes occurring in nature. The two artists met at the Royal College of Art while studying the Design Products MA course and founded their studio soon after in 2015. Studio Furthermore creates design objects in glass, ceramic, metal and other materials blending aspects of craft with future narratives.

Studio Furthermore’s work can be found in the permanent collections of the Vitra Design Museum, The MAK Museum of Applied Arts in Vienna and the CID Grand Hornu in Belgium.