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the aim of le témoin was, as with many of the artist’s works, to adapt a surrealist object to everyday use.
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a transparent panel on the floor of the office furthers the connection to the outdoors.
equipped with a 32 kWh battery and a 637 HP three-phase motor, the porsche 935 moby X claims to be as fast as the gas ones.
optimized for the urban commuter, CLIP features a sleek black frame with brushed aluminum side panels.
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Actually Stephen Newby at http://www.fullblownmetals.com was doing it in 1995 – 7 years earlier. The process was patented in the UK before Oskar Zietta started thinking about doing it.
You should check out the full blown site, they’re doing large scale public art, building cladding and you can even buy radiators…
wow!
This I like!
Cool idea
sorry but Zieta wasn\’t first: http://www.fullblownmetals.com/ – couple years earlier.
@hanna…. Oskar Zietta’s project started out as a ‘DIY’ project.. whatever that means…. According to this project you just need a welder and a sheet metal cutter to make this object… that does not sound anything like ‘DIY’ unless you are a welder… and metal worker. Oh and a bike pump.
Come on…. this is a poor imitation of a project that sells all over the world. Do something different for god’s sake. At least come up with an original name… jesus….
You had the chance to apply (a derivative of) Zieta’s technique to something different, but you made a stool… the same typology that made zieta famous….
As a side note, I have yet to see Zieta do something interesting with the technique – a stool is probably the least appropriate conclusion of the project. ergo – why copy it?????????????
Yes we know Zieta did it, it’s in the text if you bothered to read it. What is different here, is that it’s a DIY project.
Sexi stool
uuu, sorry but http://shop.zieta.pl/ PL rocks !!!
non dovreste nemmeno pubblicare un progetto clonato spudoratamente come questo.Evviva Zieta.
grazie per l’attenzione
Zieta did it few years ago…yeah, it’s hard to do something new.
Welcome in the club.
Reminds me of Plopp!