COLLABORATIONS

Science developed for brands.


Past Projects

COFFEE

01


GLARNER KAFFEE × HELNIUM

Frauenfeld, Switzerland · 2025–2026

From coffee bean to molecular design. We extracted caffeine directly from Glarner Kaffee’s coffee and transformed its microscopic structure into an artwork and a product design.

Featured in Thurgauer Zeitung · February 2026


WINE

02


LA ROSE D’OR × HELNIUM

Luins, Vaud, Switzerland · May 2026

From a drop of wine to its own crystalline identity. The wine was crystallized and revealed under polarized light, turning its microscopic patterns into labels born from the wine itself.

Featured in C&EN · September 2026


03


WOOD

NIDECKER × HELNIUM

Rolle, Vaud, Switzerland · 2026

From snowboard wood to microscopic design.
Swiss poplar from Nidecker’s snowboard cores was explored under electron microscopy, revealing a hidden cellular architecture transformed into design.

SNOWBOARD WOOD → CELLULAR STRUCTURE → SEM IMAGE → DESIGN


04

SKINCARE


LA ROCHE-POSAY × HELNIUM

Vienna, Austria · 2026

From skincare ingredients to microscopic landscapes. Selected ingredients were crystallized and revealed under polarized light microscopy, transforming dermatological science into an unexpected visual experience for the EADV Congress 2026.

SKINCARE · CRYSTALLIZATION · POLARIZED LIGHT · MICROSCOPY


05

COMPLEMENTS


CENTRUM × HELNIUM

Dubai, UAE · Private Event · 2025

From multivitamins to a spectrum of matter.

From multivitamins to a spectrum of molecular color. Centrum’s multivitamin composition was transformed through crystallization and microscopy into an artwork inspired by the brand’s iconic color spectrum.

MULTIVITAMINS · CRYSTALLIZATION · MICROSCOPY · BRAND IDENTITY · ARTWORK


06

PHARMACEUTICALS


EAUX-VIVES × HELNIUM

Geneva, Switzerland · 2025

From their formulations to their walls.
Vitamin C and B50 formulations from Pharmacie des Eaux-Vives were crystallized and transformed into two large-scale microscopic artworks, permanently exhibited inside the pharmacy.

VITAMINS · CRYSTALLIZATION · MICROSCOPY · ART