Brutality glass vase produced by Rosethal, Glasstruktur series designed by Martin Freyer in the 1970s. The collection embodies the essence of the Brutalist art movement and is striking in its raw, textured design and extraordinary craftsmanship. Martin Freyer, a visionary German artist known for his innovative designs, has repeatedly expanded the boundaries of design and art. His ability to transform seemingly rigid and fragile materials into fluid and organic forms has earned him critical acclaim and recognition in the art world. The "Glass Structure" collection showcases Freyer's distinctive style, characterized by a harmonious combination of elegance, modernity and intricate details. With a height of 32 cm, a width of 17 cm and a depth of 12 cm, the size of the pot contributes to its aesthetic effect. The elongated shape conveys grace and sophistication, while the narrow opening further enhances the visual impact of the piece. Well thought-out proportions and balance are hallmarks of Freyer's design philosophy, which aims to captivate the observer through a harmonious interplay between form and function. The "Glasstruktur" vase collection owes its name to the striking glass structure. Freyer is a master of glass manipulation, combining traditional and modern glassblowing techniques to create a fascinating interplay of textures and patterns. These intricate details not only add visual interest, but are also a testament to the artist's meticulous craftsmanship. Freyer's exploration of textures and forms goes beyond the visual realm. When light interacts with the surface of the vase, a hypnotic dance of reflections and shadows is created, giving the object an ethereal appearance. This play between light and glass highlights the inherent translucence and luminosity of the material and underscores the vase's status as an eye-catching art object.
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SILVER Seller in Torino, Italia
