Fossil Nokia 3310 - Mobile Phone

What happens when everyday technology becomes a permanent part of its environment?

This model presents a modern mobile phone embedded within an urban, asphalt-like stone block, imagined as a future artifact from the Anthropocene — an era shaped by human-made objects.

The phone appears structurally embedded in the material, as if it had become part of the stone itself over time.

The result is a clean, minimal concept object with a museum-style presentation, balancing familiar technology with geological permanence.

Designed as a decorative display piece and conversation starter, this model works both as a standalone object and as part of a cohesive series.

Urban Fossils Series

This model is part of the Urban Fossils collection — a series of contemporary objects reinterpreted as future artifacts.

Upcoming models (WIP / STBR):

• Musica Capsa – Cassette Tape (STBR)
• Clavis Universalis – USB Stick (STBR)
• Ludus Portabilis – Handheld Game Console (STBR)
• Discus Compactus – Compact Disc (STBR)

STBR = Soon To Be Released

All models in the series share a consistent scale, presentation style, and visual language.

About the Series

Urban Fossils explores the idea of familiar objects becoming permanent markers of human presence —
technology transformed into quiet, physical artifacts.

More models coming soon.