Orbit
This studio makes art toys you can hold, and one red astronaut who refuses to stay on the shelf.
↘33 centimetres of hand-painted vinyl, three hundred numbered figures, famous for floating where nobody asked him to.
About Orbit
Lisbon sculptor Teo Marrin started drawing astronauts on the walls of the Bairro Alto in 2014 — small, round, always a little lost.
COSMO is the first one he built in three dimensions: sculpted in clay, scanned, 3D-printed in eleven parts, cast in vinyl and painted by hand in his studio by the river.
About Cosmo
In short: he replaced the white suit with a red one, and the helmet with one big enough to hold a daydream. Every figure is 33 cm from boots to antenna.
Each one is numbered under the left boot, signed on the backpack, and shipped in a hatch-shaped box you will not want to throw away.
The crew
Collection · 2026
Six suits, one astronaut
Pick his suit
The first suit. Lacquer red, cream trim — you see him from across the room.
Reserve in this suit→COSMO is chapter one. The roadmap takes him from a single red figure to a crew of six, a moon base you can build on your desk and a show that tours six cities. Members of the Crew Club get every chapter first.
Drop 01
21 Nov · 18:00 Lisbon300 figures · €390 each · one per person · numbers picked by you, first come first served. Crew Club members get a 24-hour head start.
