Orgoflux is designed to match the scale of the human body, in turn evoking an indexical, absent user through machine aesthetics. Drawing on 1930s theories by Wilhelm Reich and Georges Lakhovsky—who explored biological energy (Orgone) and copper’s effects via electromagnetic oscillation—it reflects their shared belief in field variations influencing health. Contemporary wellness and conspiracy subcultures have revived these ideas in devices like the Rodin Coil, toroidal copper forms thought to manipulate magnetic fields. Referencing the fringe revival of these ideas in wellness and conspiracy subcultures, Orgoflux repositions pseudoscientific devices as symbolic mediators between the body, belief, and speculative tech.