Echoes have shape and form. They embody both repetition and uniqueness. Each is a manifesto of process – a continuation of constant exploration and experimentation with the potential of metal.
Echo two is axial – a spiralling form, a whisper transformed into a mirrored jewel. Modest in scale, the circular form shares the same internal logic as the parent Whisper. It could have been a block, but it isn’t. It is a deformation made to be admired vertically. Smaller in scale, it engages the senses differently, inviting contemplation rather than interaction.
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Third Echo extends the architectural narrative first presented in London’s Fleet Street Quarter during the London Festival of Architecture, giving it a functional dimension. It brings the spirit of a public installation into private space – a third echo of a whisper, ready to be inhabited.
All Whispers and Echoes stem from the ongoing exploration of the Harmonica concept – a process made possible by Zięta’s “new method of addition.” The result of research and development, this approach has expanded Zięta’s design vocabulary with the notion of function volumetricization.
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