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LAYÚ | SIDE TABLE
PART OF AN INTERNAL COLLECTION INFORMED BY THREE FIGURES OF 20TH-CENTURY DESIGN—JEAN-MICHEL FRANK’S RESTRAINED MATERIALITY, JEAN ROYÈRE’S ORGANIC FORMS, AND MARIO BELLINI’S SCULPTURAL ITALIAN MODERNISM—REINTERPRETED THROUGH A CONTEMPORARY LENS. THE LAYÚ IS ANCHORED IN MEXICO BY ITS USE OF OBSIDIAN. THIS STONE FORMS BOTH THE MATERIAL AND CONCEPTUAL HEART OF THE PIECE. FOUR ELEVATED OBSIDIAN ELEMENTS DEFINE ITS CORE, INTRODUCING A RESTRAINED REFERENCE TO PRE-HISPANIC FORMS.
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62 W x 38 D x 47.5 H
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