Fragments is a series of 3D-printed sculptures that immortalize the precise moment of an explosion—held in perpetual suspension. Each piece is the tangible outcome of a digital modeling and fabrication process, where ephemeral rupture is transformed into a permanent, sculptural form.

Rendered with striking precision, the works embody shattered geometries frozen at the very apex of their disintegration. These sculptural explosions evoke a powerful contrast between chaos and control, capturing a fleeting instant of destruction as if time itself were paused.

By translating digital simulations into physical objects, Fragments challenges our perception of temporality, memory, and transformation. The series acts as a metaphor for the suspended moment—a space between collapse and reconstruction, between past and future.

Through this blend of contemporary sculpture, technological process, and conceptual exploration, Fragments invites reflection on the beauty and violence of change, and on how digital tools can crystallize the most elusive states of matter and meaning.