There is something disturbing in concave, hallow shapes. Our perception “consume” all convex shapes, or shapes smillar to raindrop much more naturally. We interpretate all hallow lines as much more aggresive, negative or even better to say: “empty”. Hyperion is the example of a visible coexistence between hallow and convex shapes. Roughness between high reflective steel on the edge and soft textured core, make the composition of Hyperion much more dramatic, but still consistent and spiritually acceptable.
Hyperion was created by a simple thought: combine two “extreme” differences into one consistent look. Create something different by experiment with textures and shapes.