kisszsombor evokes fluidity + movement with kzs cycle
the urban cruiser is made from a phosphorescent rectangular frame, the minimal structure offers a sense of fluidity, evoking both lines of movement and stability.
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kisszsombor evokes fluidity + movement with kzs cycle
all images courtesy of kisszsombor
hungarian designer kisszsombor has created the ‘kzs cycle’, an urban minimal cruiser concept. the basic idea was to combine a series of 2D lines with 3D forms, transforming a flat design into a usable object. the characteristic structure is defined by its unique components, phosphorescent rectangular frame and fork, wooden handlebar, saddle, pedals. the geometric shape of the structure offers a sense of fluidity, evoking lines of both movement and stability.
back view
wooden handlebar
KZS cycle prototype
detail of the pedals
the first prototype
the bike is made with a phosphorescent rectangle frame
detail view
the frame under construction
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