Fluid Steel

In Fluid Steel, Rodolphe Meyer presents a visionary exploration of fluidity and form, encapsulated in watch-like sculptures that defy conventional perceptions of solidity. Each piece resembles the face of a watch, yet the metallic surfaces appear to flow and ripple, evoking both liquid and steel. Rodolphe captures the essence of time not through rigid mechanisms, but through dynamic, shifting forms that reflect the elusive, fluid nature of time itself. The polished metallic surfaces and flowing contours create the illusion of watches in a state of perpetual transformation, blending functionality with an artistic meditation on temporality. This fusion of liquid aesthetics with the precision of timekeeping elevates Fluid Steel to a profound commentary on the fleeting, malleable nature of time and material.