Alva Design
Amorfos Collection, 2017
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Soapstone
Soapstone
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ALVA created the Amorphos, as a continuation of research and development of description objects made of soapstone - typical material of the region of Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Exploring...
ALVA created the Amorphos, as a continuation of research and development of description objects made of soapstone - typical material of the region of Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais, Brazil.
Exploring the malleability of the material, a stone very soft, a series of vessel objects were designed.
Designers play with movement and relativize the notion of full and empty. Well with wide mouths and bulbs smaller, or rather the opposite, with little mouths and bulbs flattened, the pots seem to want to expand the flat surface of tables or floors.
Exploring the malleability of the material, a stone very soft, a series of vessel objects were designed.
Designers play with movement and relativize the notion of full and empty. Well with wide mouths and bulbs smaller, or rather the opposite, with little mouths and bulbs flattened, the pots seem to want to expand the flat surface of tables or floors.