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Interstice
London, United Kingdom
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Other Projects by Alessandro Isola Ltd.
Interstice
London, United Kingdom
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2015
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The two parts of Interstice are symbiotic, their curves pushing into each other and allowing them to come together as if two halves of a coffee bean. Its 3D printed form is an investigation into the vase, questioning what a qualities it must have, and exploring its possible secondary functions.
A solid rear forms the spine of both halves, as the form moves around to the front it becomes increasing and regularly perforated. These perforations allow glimpses through the product, forming apertures through which its contents are displayed.
Move around Interstice, or bring the two halves together, and the overlapping nature of its curves create the illusion of these apertures opening and closing, causing the contents of the vase to appear to ripple and shimmer.
Stand Interstice vertically and it functions as a vase, lay one of the pieces down and allow the gentle curves to form a bowl for trinkets, fruit or hors d'oeuvres .
Following on from the Dunes Bowl, Interstice is part of a series of products experimenting with the forms and details allowed to the designer by 3D printing. The series takes simple everyday objects and reinterprets them in a more contemporary form by morphing them to create sculptural pieces.
A solid rear forms the spine of both halves, as the form moves around to the front it becomes increasing and regularly perforated. These perforations allow glimpses through the product, forming apertures through which its contents are displayed.
Move around Interstice, or bring the two halves together, and the overlapping nature of its curves create the illusion of these apertures opening and closing, causing the contents of the vase to appear to ripple and shimmer.
Stand Interstice vertically and it functions as a vase, lay one of the pieces down and allow the gentle curves to form a bowl for trinkets, fruit or hors d'oeuvres .
Following on from the Dunes Bowl, Interstice is part of a series of products experimenting with the forms and details allowed to the designer by 3D printing. The series takes simple everyday objects and reinterprets them in a more contemporary form by morphing them to create sculptural pieces.
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