This piece tells a story about a time in Berlin well spent. The rich history of 18th century architecture and the massive cultural impact of buildings, such as the former (and now rebuilt) Berliner Stadtschloss. The piece captures the existence of a well-situated and educated society that is beyond Berlins rough attitude and takes place in theaters, the philharmonie, and old fashioned restaurants. “Berlin Untitled I” is an homage to a reality that we experience as guests inside our own city and that happens to be a sort of guilty pleasure.
Our intention is to create pieces that reflect our very own perception of a city that is the core of our inspiration – Berlin. Trying to capture everything in-between an emotion and visual aesthetic we want the result to be as changeable as Berlin is itself. At the same time we were searching for a silhouette that we understand as highly contemporary and that translates our understanding for form and shape. The object is meant to reflect our studios personality, our desire for aesthetics and our need for joy. In addition to that we wanted to find a way for working with strongly different materials that gained our interest in the last months of working and bring them into dialog within one object. The modular construction of each „Toy“ is meant to give its owner the opportunity to change the outer appearance in a way it feels most harmonic to him – keeping the overall idea of the specific object. In that sense you could say that there’s
| Dimensions LxWxH | 32x32x44cm (13x13x17'') |
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| Weight (kg) | 35 |
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| Number Of Pieces Created | 3 |
