Scientific thought is capable of giving a powerful impetus notnot only progress, but also creativity, which is readily used by object designers. Let's look at the force of gravity and magnetic field in action. A graduate of the Dutch Gerrit Rietveld Academy, designer Jolan van der Wiel demonstrated excellent knowledge of the laws of physics in his diploma project. He decided to experimentally establish how the force of gravity affects the formation of the environment, in particular objects. Thus, a series of objects similar to a giant mushroom or a miniature atomic cloud appeared, called Gravity by the author.The designer has developed a special device,which uses magnets and a shapeless paste of resin and iron oxide. Under the influence of magnetic waves, an original candlestick or chair literally “grows” before your eyes, and each time a new form is born, and you can only guess what happened this time. This idea was highly appreciated by the jury of such prestigious competitions as DMY Berlin 2012 and [D3] Contest 2012.