GEO
If you look closely you'll find they're actually very still. Lines are stubborn things to pin
down, so you don't; you string them up. And while they insist on following a 'linear' track,
it's also very easy to fool them into bending a bit here and there in a hegemonic sort of
oscillation. They tend to appreciate that; they're sick of being shortcuts all the time, what
with the whole "the fastest route to get from A to B" theory applied to almost everything
that needs a line or two. They'll move only when you coax them, to form grids, blueprints,
objects, the world.
If you look closely you'll find they're actually very still. Lines are stubborn things to pin
down, so you don't; you string them up. And while they insist on following a 'linear' track,
it's also very easy to fool them into bending a bit here and there in a hegemonic sort of
oscillation. They tend to appreciate that; they're sick of being shortcuts all the time, what
with the whole "the fastest route to get from A to B" theory applied to almost everything
that needs a line or two. They'll move only when you coax them, to form grids, blueprints,
objects, the world.
- Designer:
- Vito Selma and Casa Selma
- Collection:
- Geo
- Materials:
- Wood
- Dimensions:
- 111.1 cm × 67.2 cm × 73.8 cm (L × W × H)
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