Stuck Together Pieces by MONAD Studio of Eric Goldemberg and Veronica Zalcberg analyzes constant repeated, rhythmic forms as a kind of frictional tension engulfed in an atmosphere of oscillating dense structural elements of many scales.
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Monad Studio states that social tensions became a kind of catalyst that propelled the design concept into one that persistently engaged ones instinct to approach these key structural forms. The project intended to illustrated the contrasts between upper and lower halves of the design, where the top portion was associated with fine profound movements of varying components that particularly emphasized specific hollow areas.
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The under portion consisted of a reflective, mirrored type surface with immense textural areas of tension and compression. The structure is also supported on stiletto typed legs that presents the overall structure and portrays the amount of weight being transfered to such a tiny base.
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