Caramel by Yasmin Muller, an artist living and working Berlin, Germany, is a series of modern sculptures that happen to look like a collection of furniture. Of course, some of the pieces are hardly capable of human interaction such as a bed-less daybed and an even more abstract zig-zagging piece. Even those that do look like furniture are too eye-catching to want to turn one's back to it, let alone sit on it.
Currently on display at the Cruise & Callas gallery in Berlin, Caramel by Yasmin Muller is comprised of five black objects made out of metal. "Confronting the viewer with a cold aesthetic and repelling strength," as Design Milk puts it, they have a 90s vibe about them.
What's Driving This Trend
- Geometric Sculpture Furniture
- Creating furniture-inspired geometric sculptures opens a new market for art enthusiasts looking for functional decor.
- Abstract Industrial Art
- Embracing the industrial look with abstract geometric designs creates opportunities for decor and architectural art solutions.
- Functional Sculpture Art
- Integrating practical aspects into artistic designs opens up avenues to create art-inspired functional objects and furniture.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Home Decor
- Innovative sculptures with a practical element can create unique art pieces for home, office or other architectural projects.
- Architectural Design
- The use of industrial and practical art pieces like functional sculptures can be beneficial in creating innovative spaces.
- Metalworking and Manufacturing
- The development of functional art sculptures with geometric designs opens up new opportunities for metalworking, manufacturing, and design-based businesses.
