Myriorama

Mociun’s first collection of articulating charms is a playful pursuit of hyperrealism at micro-scale. Inside almost every piece is a tiny mechanism designed to animate it, and on the outside is a hand-painted enamel rendered with a single-hair brush underneath a microscope. Myriorama gets its name from a 19th-century card game that embodies the spirit of charm collecting: players lay out illustrated cards in any sequence to make infinite landscapes. There’s no right or wrong way to put them together, only your way.