Their source of inspiration: the Earth’s diversity of organic forms, structures and textures, the fruit of innumerable physical, chemical and biological processes. Anna Bokova, who studied at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design, and her partner in crime Daria Kovaleva, a graduate of the Moscow Architectural Institute, presented the Biocast project in 2009. Described as the synthesis of physical processes such as gravity, tension and fluidity, the exploration led to a series of biomorphic spatial molds. Wax, rubber, clay, bronze, and of course plaster have been drawn on in developing the pieces, as have—more unusually—chocolate, meringue and jelly. A duo making striking creations.