"Four Elements" Pedestal

by Kajsa Melchior Sweden

€3.125 incl. tax

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Not to be used for seating.
Each variation may differ Dimension LxWxH (cm): 35x35x45
Open Editions Material : Acrylic stone
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Description

The “Four Elements” Pedestal is sculpted in sand using pressure from air, water, and the human body. Developed in Acrystal, a water-based acrylic resin, and coloured by coal.

This piece is also available in a light (beige) version.

H: Approx. 450mm / Ø: Approx. 350mm

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Weight 15 kg
Dimensions 40 × 40 × 50 cm
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About the designer


Kajsa Melchior is an independent designer and sculptor based in Stockholm. Her work has a design critical approach and investigates in the borderlands between furniture and sculpture, facts and fiction. ​The work are explorations of how concepts such as developing and erosion can form the basis of spatial and material investigations, and challenges aesthetic standards as they are created through sand, compressed air and bodily imprints.

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In the highlands of the Andes, a group of women alpaca herders and artisans are leading the way for a sustainable and inclusive future. In collaboration with ADORNO and IED, Las Manuelas is presenting their most ambitious textile collection yet, the "Art Series", designed by highly acclaimed international artists.