GoldBerg Sculptural Corporate Object

Not a piece of jewelry, but developed with the same level of precision and attention to detail.

A complex project focused on transforming a two-dimensional logo into a fully three-dimensional sculptural form.

This project was created as a custom sculptural piece made for an individual order, intended as a premium souvenir and award object for corporate use.

The main task was to translate a flat graphic logo into a fully three-dimensional form suitable for physical production. The structure was built through polygonal modeling, with particular attention to proportions, flow of lines, and overall balance of the composition.

A significant part of the work involved developing a complex surface treatment. The combination of polished and engraved patterns was constructed through detailed texture work and later transferred into geometry using displacement, allowing the object to retain its visual richness in a physical form.

The result is a hybrid between a sculptural object and a designed corporate symbol, where the form carries both visual identity and material presence.

In addition to the object itself, a premium presentation concept was developed. The piece was designed to be placed into a formed case and wrapped in fabric, allowing the material to fall naturally around the object and create soft, uncontrolled folds — similar to how valuable items are presented in luxury packaging.

The fabric surface incorporates a pattern derived from the client’s established visual identity. It was carefully reinterpreted through a combination of glossy and matte qualities, allowing the pattern to remain present and recognizable without overpowering the object itself.

The presentation renderings were developed to a highly refined and realistic level, with precise control over materials, lighting, and surface behavior. This level of detail allowed the visuals to stand on their own and later be used by the client as presentation material, including large-format posters for their offices.

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Below is the original 2D logo.

The 3D model was later used as the basis for corporate presentation materials, including large-format posters displayed in their offices.

The concept was to present the three-dimensional logo as a precious object, placed within a luxury packaging environment.

The final result was well received by the client and used as part of their visual presentation materials.

The presentation setup was built around a fabric surface, allowing the material to fall naturally around the object and form soft folds, similar to the way valuable items are presented in luxury packaging.

The cloth itself was developed through simulation and refinement, with particular attention to how the folds interact with the form of the object.

To integrate the client’s visual identity, the fabric pattern was reinterpreted through a combination of glossy and matte qualities, creating a subtle but recognizable surface.

Additional detailed views of the sculptural form and surface.

Additional process notes are available in archived blog entries from – December 2015 and January 2016