Rebone Organism’os is a participatory sculptural installation composed of resin 3D-printed bones, organs, joints and virus-like fragments. Developed in Blender and finished by hand, the components share enlarged spherical connectors that allow visitors to assemble, dismantle and reconstruct provisional organisms.
Ottone Radavi: REBONE ORGANISM’OS
3–6 May, 2026
Curated by Olga Pogasova
Pop Up Gallery, Paris
Rebone Organism’os is a participatory sculptural installation composed of resin 3D-printed bones, organs, joints and virus-like fragments. Developed in Blender and finished by hand, the components share enlarged spherical connectors that allow visitors to assemble, dismantle and reconstruct provisional organisms.
The project treats the body not as a stable or finished form, but as a revisable system. Each visitor inherits an arrangement made by someone else and may continue it, alter it or take it apart completely. Authorship therefore becomes collective and temporary, while the exhibition changes through accumulated gestures.
The close-up photographs of the connectors are an essential part of the documentation. They reveal the physical logic through which separate bones and anatomical fragments meet, and show how the work moves between sculpture, construction system and collective performance.
