CAGES
“Cages” coffee table 03
Studio Nucleo, 2013
By Piergiorgio Robino & Gabriele Bagnoli
Polished and patinated bronze, iron
80 x 100 x 35h cm
“Cages” coffee table 04
Studio Nucleo, 2013
By Piergiorgio Robino & Gabriele Bagnoli
Polished and patinated bronze, iron
80 x 100 x 35h cm
Cages as simple spatial representations.
Cages as grids that allow the passage of light.
Cages as metal reinforcement of a building’s pillar.
Cages is a recoding of the concept of wireframes.
Literally a model in wire commonly used as a type of graphic representation of three-dimensional objects from a computer.
With this method is drawn only the edges of the object, which in fact remains transparent inside.
These frames allow you to quickly identify the dynamics of the project in terms of practical use.
Incomplete bronze surfaces evoke the concept of the plans in the making, oxidized each in a different way as if to recall a library of materials.
Small cuts on the surfaces as remembering the mathematics language splits the meaning, between the message and the function.
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