Plastique Fantastique's auruBOROS Brings Temporary Urban Organism to New York
Plastique Fantastique has realized auruBOROS, a temporary urban organism that moves through New York City, reworking the ancient Ouroboros image to link architecture, public space and collective experience. The project, curated by Nina Vuga, covers 300 m² and is dated to 2026. Yena Young and Marco Canevacci are the principal architects, with Lavinia Freitas on the design team and Prodject handling project management. Structural engineering and consulting come from GEO die Luftwerker. Photography is credited to Park Swan, Lavinia Freitas and Marco Canevacci. Bulgari is listed among the project's suppliers. Classified under Public Space, Temporary Installations and Public Buildings, the scheme is situated in New York, United States. The description was submitted by the project team.
Key facts
- auruBOROS is a temporary urban organism that moves through New York City
- The project reinterprets the ancient Ouroboros image
- It connects architecture, public space and collective experience
- Nina Vuga curated the project
- The project area is 300 m²
- The project year is 2026
- Yena Young and Marco Canevacci are the principal architects
- Lavinia Freitas is on the design team
- Prodject handles project management
- GEO die Luftwerker provides structural engineering and consulting
- Photography is by Park Swan, Lavinia Freitas and Marco Canevacci
- Bulgari is listed as a supplier
- Categories include Public Space, Temporary Installations and Public Buildings
- The project is located in New York, United States
Entities
Artists
- Nina Vuga
- Yena Young
- Marco Canevacci
- Lavinia Freitas
- Park Swan
Institutions
- Plastique Fantastique
- Prodject
- GEO die Luftwerker
- Bulgari
- ArchDaily
Locations
- New York
- United States
- New York City