Anamorphosis is the art of the hidden image: a form that appears distorted until it is seen from one precise point, where it resolves. It runs through Sebastian Brajkovic’s work, in his interest in perspective, vanishing points and movement the eye does not catch at first.

Anamorphia brings that game of viewpoint into the home. A lantern that swells or narrows as you walk around it, a photophore that aligns into a column only from the front, trays whose colour shifts with the light, a paperweight that reads differently from every side. Objects that ask you to move.