This cement vessel was shaped in a flat mould. This technique of shaping cement allows a different perspective on a material known for its stiffness and inflexibility.

Height 23 cm
Diameter 19 cm

This cement piece is shaped with a flat mould, allowing a different perspective on a material known for its stiffness and inflexibility.

Length 13 cm
Width 22.5 cm
Height 5 cm
Length 10 cm
Width 17 cm
Height 7 cm

This piece uses the same process commonly used in industry to make leather accessories. Jorge has adapted this technique to various materials.

Height 27 cm
Diameter 12 cm

This vessel, part of Jorge’s Planified Glass series, has characteristic metal imprints left on its surface from the metal mould. The simple construction and design of the mould makes it possible to assemble the form quickly and autonomously. When hot glass comes into contact with the metal sheet, small oxide stains are left on its surface, giving the piece its unique characteristics.

Height 27 cm
Diameter 12 cm

This piece is the result of experimentation with glass where Jorge uses steel structures to limit the expansion of blown glass. In doing so, the metal structure becomes an essential component in the forming of the glass, helping to create unexpected objects.

Height 34 cm
Diameter 24 cm