The UAP Project is a speculative design collaboration with 3rd World Elite, manifesting as a mask that explores how we might imagine alien aesthetics if deeply rooted in nature. Rather than drawing from the clichés of sci-fi, the design follows the MUSGU ethos—biomimicry and organic growth—where forms evolve like extensions of living systems.

The mask embodies an alien identity not as something foreign or mechanical, but as an organic intelligence shaped by natural logics we already know: the branching of coral, the flow of moss, the layered density of exoskeletons. Its structure suggests both armor and organism, a piece that feels alive, growing, and adapting to its environment.

Developed digitally in Gravity Sketch and ZBrush, refined and rendered in KeyShot, the mask was finally brought into physical form through transparent resin 3D printing, bridging speculative imagination with material reality.