spanish designer carlos tiscar created the altavoz modular shelf system to mimic the form of loudspeakers. the design consists of a series of boxes each with angled interior sides. the slight angle of the sides creates a visual amplification and adds shadow to the form. the modules come in three sizes matched to the A4, A3 and A2 paper size formats. these can be arranged in a variety of ways, mounted on the wall, sitting on a desk or even on the floor. tiscar explained that some of the inspiration came from the architecture of le corbusier and artist jorge oteiza, both shown below.
windows by architect le corbusier
sculpture by artist jorge oteiza
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