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“Giuliano” Mirror

by Klemens Schillinger Austria

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This is a Limited Edition of 10
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Description

Giuliano Mirror is composed of a plaster bust of Giuliano de Medici and a mirror polished censoring bar. As co-ruler of Florence, Giuliano complemented his brother’s image as the ‘patron of the arts’ with his own image as the handsome, sporting, ‘golden boy.’

Dimensions LxWxH (cm)	35x25x15
Weight (kg)	6
Material	Plaster, Polished Aluminum
Production Year	2018
Color	Grey/white
Number Of Pieces Created	10

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Klemens Schillinger is a product and furniture designer based in Vienna, Austria. Since graduating from the Royal College of Art, he has been working as a freelance designer for various design studios as well as carrying on with his own work. He has worked on projects for Hem, RIM-Blackberry and Kvadrat among others His goal is to develop simple, yet well thought-out products, design methods, and ‘Do it Yourself’ recipes. This can result in almost self-evident product solutions with a sparse amount of charm, minimal use of materials, and poetic accent.