COLORS! This is the leitmotiv of this year’s exhibition by Oskar Zieta at the IMM

Mirrors such as Rondo Gradient are made in FiDU technology, based on the inflating sheet metal. This way, the flat object is turned into three-dimensional object with characteristic shapes.

Slender transitions between emerald and sapphire colors give viewers an intense visual experience. Changing the point of view changes the way the observer sees the colors. The Gradient collection includes mirrors from the Rondo and Tafla series. This is the beginning of a series that will be developed with new objects and colors.

Thermal coloring is a rarely used technology mastered by Oskar Zieta. Heating the objects and use of high temperature allows to achieve the desired color, bringing out the surprising beauty of metal without the use of chemical dyes or paints.

Thermocolorization was used to create new edition of Plopp stool and to finish the base of bionic G-Table. This generatively designed table in deep space blue color will be displayed with Bog Oak table top. This unique and native variety of wood was hidden at the bottom of Polish rivers and lakes for thousands of years. Now it is extracted and transformed by LUPUS 73 into a unique top for G-Table Ancient presented at the show.

In the form of bionic consoles we will present surprising connections, such as furniture in the color of the walls, creating an unobvious and monolithic unity.

We will also present new and surprising formation of geometric wall objects. Crystals is a formation of mirrored objects combining geometric forms and smooth shape transitions. Polished surfaces curve the light, creating a stunning game of reflections and shadows.

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