Cuzco
The CUZCO table’s collection seems to spring from an anthropological sketchbook of an Inca ruins explorer. The object is composed of abstract shapes evoking a remote world, a future or a distant past where you find a so primitive balance that is present in the consciousness of everyone: the geometric constructions of CUZCO resounds the echo of a universal proportion. The Polygonal surfaces stand into the space creating clear light and shade effects, they are like drawing strokes varying in thickness following the direction of the creative act.
The CUZCO table’s collection seems to spring from an anthropological sketchbook of an Inca ruins explorer. The object is composed of abstract shapes evoking a remote world, a future or a distant past where you find a so primitive balance that is present in the consciousness of everyone: the geometric constructions of CUZCO resounds the echo of a universal proportion. The Polygonal surfaces stand into the space creating clear light and shade effects, they are like drawing strokes varying in thickness following the direction of the creative act.
The CUZCO table’s collection seems to spring from an anthropological sketchbook of an Inca ruins explorer. The object is composed of abstract shapes evoking a remote world, a future or a distant past where you find a so primitive balance that is present in the consciousness of everyone: the geometric constructions of CUZCO resounds the echo of a universal proportion. The Polygonal surfaces stand into the space creating clear light and shade effects, they are like drawing strokes varying in thickness following the direction of the creative act.