Gufram and Snarkitecture will reveal their latest broken-aesthetic sculpture collection, the 'Sculpted Series.' The collection was made in collaboration with famous artists and designers Daniel Arsham and Alex Mustonen, who founded Snarkitecture. The collection will feature five pieces of house furniture sculptures with broken aesthetics.
The 'Sculpted Series' consists of a bookshelf, an armchair, a bar cabinet, a low table, and a coffee table. The collection is colored all-black or white. The materials used in the collection are made of Guflac Ultra, an evolved formula of Gufram's durable and weather-resistant Guflac paint. Additionally, each sculpture is hand-sculpted with polyurethane foam. The collection contains a design in which the sculptures appear to have been chewed out or broken apart, with similar marks implemented on all of them. Gufram and Snarkitecture's "Sculpted Series" will be displayed at the Capsule Plaza on Milan Design Week from April 17 – 23.
Broken-Aesthetic Sculpture Collections
Gufram and Snarkitecture Unveil New 'Sculpted Series'
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