There is a moment, looking at a hull from the waterline, when a yacht stops being a vessel and becomes a volume. The 60-metre concept from AERI was conceived entirely from that moment.

The hull reads as a single, continuous sculpture. From the blunt bow, a complex surface tension builds gradually along the topsides, gathering momentum as it moves aft. The form does not simply end at the stern: it tapers, resolves, and releases. The aft sections narrow with deliberate restraint, the hull surfaces drawing inward and upward in a sweeping convergence that gives the yacht a kinetic quality even at rest. At speed, the stern appears almost to dissolve into its own wake.

The superstructure follows the same logic. Each deck level is drawn back slightly from the one below, creating a stepped silhouette that reads as movement rather than mass.

This is a yacht designed around the idea that presence is not about size, it is about the intelligence of the line that defines the space.