Janne Kyttanen unveils new work at Design Miami / Basel
Janne Kyttanen unveils new work at Design Miami / Basel
digital sculptor Janne Kyttanen always pushes the limits regarding what 3D printing can do - it's always a surprise what he is capable of. Tables, chairs, lighting and sculptures, it changes the way these fixtures are made. Take a look at the last work he recently presented at Design Miami / Basel last month.
before photo gallery The Avoid oversized chandelier is a glowing perforated ring with an intricate diamond pattern that emits a complex pattern of light. He made his debut last month ALL gallery.
The shape of this design is influenced by the geometry of the sphere Lie, a geometric theory in which the fundamental concept is the sphere. In the geometry of the sphere Lie all lines must be considered infinite radius spheres and points in the plan should be considered as spheres of zero radius.
Also influenced by Lie geometry of the sphere, rhodium Avoid stool is now made for the first time in an elegant rhodium finish and was shown Basel at the VIVID Gallery.
with previous versions, and ALL Gallery VIVID Gallery presented a curated exhibition of the work of Kyttanen. See below:
Last year Kyttanen released some new parts, including Metsidian, and now it has expanded the collection to include the Golden Rose Metsidian tray, shelf, and Side Table. The result sculptural pieces just for a moment - a rash. - Who connects two divergent materials, organic volcanic obsidian becomes a mesh of all kinds
Metsidian Plateau
Metsidian Shelf
Metsidian Side Table
the series Sedona develops over Sedona Lounge bronze table in his new bronze mirror finish. The pattern that mimics the red rocks of Sedona with its peaks and plateaus. Previously, he was released in a different version.
Bronze Sedona Lounge Table
Bronze Sedona Lounge Table
Sedona Side Table now has a polished anodized aluminum finish.
Table Rollercoaster consists of infinite spiral and has a Moet & Chandon finish Champagne sanded.
Rollercoaster Table D50
Them Romans are three sculptures mirror polished bronze that must be considered as a triptych.
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