Colored paraffin behaves differently — even when it’s the same material. The pink layer sounds softer, while the orange one gives a drier, sharper crunch. Color affects the density of the coating, and that changes the sound. One single layer on chocolate breaks fast with a short “click.” Multiple layers — up to 10 — crack slowly, step by step, creating a deeper and richer sound. The more layers, the longer and more satisfying the crunch. Paraffin shows it clearly: color, thickness, and number of

Nuge is a sculptor who works with wood in unconventional ways, creating objects that feel unfamiliar yet carefully constructed. Rather than shaping wood into expected forms, he pushes the material into unusual structures that balance precision, experimentation, and raw presence. Each piece explores form, tension, and texture — revealing how far a traditional material can be taken when treated as a medium for sculptural ideas rather than function. Artist: @nugewants #art #sculpture #woodart #arti