ANDRIAN CRUZ ELEMENTS

The crystalline stereometry of their creations combines classical geometries and new materials. Memories of the two-tone colors of Tuscan monuments and the bright colors of Mexico echo in the solid furniture, anchored to the ground as Leon Battista Alberti and Barragàn´s architectures.

The collection is inspired by the ephemerality of universe matter. Light and color merge in the translucent material, where a dense hue dissolves until it disappears. The rigorous, geometric shapes contain an organic flow of colored matter.

Sandro from Italy, Adrian from Mexico, both graduated in architecture from the University of Florence. Their training is strongly influenced by Renaissance architecture and by the experiments of 'radical design', which had its origins in Florence in the 1960s and 1970s.