The basis of the work is plaster castings of plastic packaging of various products, which we encounter

every day. This disposable packaging protects our electronics (light bulbs, headphones, microphone),

daily necessities (wall hooks, batteries, WC block), or food (lunch box, box of chocolates, biscuits).

However, once it fulfills its sole purpose it is usually thrown away. While observing the shapes of these plastic moldings, I realized that they have their unique shapes, both openly or more subtly customized to their content, and I decided to materialize this secondary shape by plaster casting. I then digitized these castings using

a 3D scanner and, using a computer-generated layout, created a large map consisting only of the inverse shapes of long-discarded packages. We can see a strange landscape of more or less familiar shapes

and even though I did not initially create the work with any ecological appeal, the question arises in my mind: Isn´t there a similar landscape somewhere in the ocean? The name of the work is an Czech-English wordplay with the word "oddity" and "odlitek," which means "cast."