Quasi-graphene, a single pearl.

In our recent work, quasi-graphene—formed through CO₂ fixation—has emerged not just as a material, but as a vessel of narrative. It doesn’t merely block light or conduct heat. It shapes temperature gradients, stabilizes structure, and quietly supports the rhythm of technical environments.

Rather than asking “What can this material do?”, we ask “How does it behave?” And more importantly: “How can that behavior be reframed as a story?”

When quasi-graphene is introduced into product development, it doesn’t add functions—it reconfigures how existing functions are understood. It becomes a co-responsible actor in the choreography of technical storytelling.

In this way, materials become narrative partners. And technical outreach becomes a space where behavior, structure, and resonance quietly converge.