Beyond its visual allure, “it melts first” represents a deep investigation of plastic essences, inherently assuming a fluid and tactile approach to man-made materials. Lambridis metaphorically compares the simultaneous display of plastics in different states, some solid and some fluid, similar to the relationship between skeleton and flesh, two materially different but equally necessary body parts.
The evolution of its final form mirrors an artistic acid trip, from which the viewer can glean moments of understanding from a dynamic fusion of abstract and sensory influences. Colours and forms cascade in a rainbow-like flow, augmented by the transparent top that allows elements to be seen through it. Crafted for those who appreciate joy and colour, “it melts first” embodies vibrancy and life.