Oderspace

Oderspace is a creative collective merging digital art and architecture. Oderspace was founded in London in 2020 by creative designer Stephy To and architect Raffaele Palmieri, driven by a shared desire to imagine alternative realities and discover new ways of making architecture beyond buildings. After years working for some of the world’s most renowned architects, including Sir David Adjaye and Kengo Kuma, Stephy and Raff set up Oderspace to explore an alternative approach to architecture, liberating their wealth of technical skills and cultural knowledge into a new art form. Their interdisciplinary artistic practice is concerned with one short but persistent question: What if? Oderspace express spatial design through multimedia and visual narrative, often pushing the boundaries of the possible to open a new outlook for exploration and discussion. Designed using advanced architectural and digital tools, the structures in their provocative and dreamy artworks are conceived as real architectural objects that nonetheless defy the laws of space, gravity and time. Oderspace’s work lives in both the physical and virtual worlds, and often serves as a bridge between the two. Their pilot series of prints and digital artworks quickly gained popularity among art lovers, collectors, interior designers and hospitality clients alike. Oderspace’s work has been exhibited by Saatchi Art, The Holy Art and the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. Framed and signed limited edition prints of their artworks are also available to buy from their online store. In 2022 Oderspace minted their first NFT art collection, available on Foundation, Crypto.com and OpenSea. Their work also featured in NFT Liverpool 2022, a major NFT exhibition guest curated by Jon Sharples and Paris Hilton. Currently Oderspace are working on a series of special commissions and are planning to venture into installation, product and interior design.