The visual concept is built upon fragments of original tiling materials – ceramics and stones – that were once thrown into the sea to create breakwaters. Over time, shaped by natural forces, they transformed into smooth pebbles, resembling ornamental eggs from the seashore. A once utilitarian material, through the fulfillment of its purpose, unexpectedly became an aesthetic object.

But let’s move away from metaphors – we’re talking about real fragments, retrieved from the sea after many tides and ebbs, scanned and digitally restored using generative tools to revive their timeworn designs – much like ancient frescoes. With Adobe Firefly, we then created imaginary worlds from which these fragments might have originated, breathing new life into them through the visual motifs of each speaker. Thanks to work with the Hunyuan3D-2 model (in the ComfyUI environment), these shards gained a 3D form, enabling their use in animated idents.