OBJECT 01 · Star Wars
Stormtrooper Helmet
The Stormtrooper helmet is anonymity made iconic: repetition in the films becomes singular sculpture on the shelf.
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EXHIBIT 09 · STAR WARS, REDUCED TO FORM
Icons in silhouette
Star Wars design is unusually legible. A helmet, dome, mask, or arrangement of letters can summon a character and an era before a face is seen. These models explore recognition through shape.
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OBJECT 02 · Star Wars
Darth Vader Helmet
Darth Vader’s mask depends on planes, shadows, and symmetry. The model succeeds by preserving the silhouette before the surface detail.
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OBJECT 03 · Star Wars
Clone Commander Cody Helmet
Commander Cody’s markings show how color can turn standardized armor into an individual identity.
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OBJECT 04 · Star Wars
Captain Rex Helmet
Captain Rex pushes that individuality further, layering battle-worn character onto the shared clone form.
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OBJECT 05 · Star Wars
Yoda
Yoda asks angular bricks to describe an organic face—small, ancient, and immediately recognizable.
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OBJECT 06 · Star Wars
R2-D2
R2-D2 is an exercise in proportion. Dome, cylinder, legs, and blue panels carry the personality.
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OBJECT 07 · Star Wars
C-3PO
C-3PO translates reflective metal and human posture into a formal display sculpture.
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OBJECT 08 · Star Wars
Brick-Built Star Wars Logo
The logo removes character and vehicle entirely. Typography alone becomes the artifact.
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