Birds, Sunset Wall Mirror
by Andreas Berlin Germany

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The SUNSET WALL MIRRORS are inspired by Art déco and the 70s. The arrangement of translucent and light-conducting Plexiglas panes results in beautiful optical effects and a sculptural character. The mirror objects float in front of the wall and create fascinating sculptures full of positive energy through colour, light and translucency and are “last but not least” mirrors on the wall. Depending on the ambient light, the appearance changes with more or less luminous edges and interesting colour effects. The mirror (without the edge) has a diameter of 18cm.

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"The point of view with which one looks at a product leads to different demands, so the point of view determines the objective of a product." Andreas Berlin studied at the Wiesbaden University of Applied Sciences, where Dieter Rams also studied at the time. His studies were influenced by the independent teaching of the Bauhaus. "I am very happy about this tradition and influence, but when I realized that the sentence "form follows function" can also be reversed, an additional valuable potential in the creative process developed for me." "Design is the search for a new way of looking at a product and the development of a feeling and logic for the formal and technical implementation. The decisive factor is to what extent the idea can exert a lasting fascination". After his studies Andreas worked as a freelance designer for high-quality furniture brands such as Dieter Knoll or Leolux. Some of his works have been awarded design prizes. In the meantime, Andreas also returned to the University of Applied Sciences to teach the Semester Project Furniture Design. During this time Andreas met the artist Sabine Dehnel, to whom he is now married. They now live in Berlin and share the studio space. The proximity to art has also influenced Andreas in his work as a designer. Since 2016 Andreas has been realizing an exclusive collection under his artist name Andreas Berlin, consisting of unique pieces and small series of extraordinary "design objects" located at the interface between design and art. These objects usually have an elaborate and sophisticated construction that only insiders know about. Since graduating with a degree in engineering Andreas loves to research and design. It seems as if he is bored by a technically easy to solve project. Nevertheless, what matters most to him is that his works have a consistent concept and hold a lasting fascination.
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