the ‘blur’ table by we+ displays ephemeral and evolving aesthetics
infused with blue, the static table appears like water soaking into soil -- continually transforming and growing.
milan design week 2017: exhibited at the rossana orlandi gallery during this year’s fair, ‘blur’ is a constantly evolving low-table designed by creative studio we+. although physically static, this furniture displays ephemeral aesthetics and transitional moments — offering a dream-like experience to the users.
images © masayuki hayashi hokuto ando & toshiya hayashi
coated with thermo-sensitive ink, the table by we+ reacts to machine-controlled random temperature changes, bleeding like a living creature. during milan design week at the rossana orlandi gallery, visitors were met with an object that was ‘infused with blue, appearing like water soaking into soil — its appearance continually transforming,’ as described by the studio.
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video from we+ | filming by masayuki hayashi
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