September 21st, 2008

Architects Fashion Architecture Taste have created a vase formed from the profiles of Mies van der Rohe and Marconi.

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The vase, called heroes of the Invisible, was shown at an exhibition called Scene at Crib 5 in London this week.

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Here’s some info from FAT:

Scene at Crib 5, Unit 303 at the Tea Building.

‘Heroes of The Invisible’ is a vase formed from the profiles of Mies van der Rohe and Marconi, two figures who explored the idea spatial invisibility. The 70 cm high vase is formed in the space between their profiles – morphing between them over the circumference.



Posted by Marcus Fairs

12 Responses to “Heroes of the Invisible by FAT”

  1. cat Says:

    great!!

  2. lorbus Says:

    What’s spatial invisibility?

    I’ll probably make one with a profile of Margaret Thatcher and Shirley Temple to show their love for cake.

  3. it.is.me Says:

    i just saw on the news recently where a company does the same thing for your child’s profile.

  4. PK Says:

    This is definitely a more resolved and emotional take of Karim Rashid’s evolution vase.

  5. kiu Says:

    clever!

  6. gossip Says:

    their going to kiss!!!

  7. Fbot Says:

    Looks like a rip-off of Ingo Maurer work with profile of Thomas Edison!

  8. Fbot Says:

    I expect more from FAT

  9. One Says:

    uncool!

  10. Clifford Says:

    Jesus, this is just another evidence to prove that designer’s are rich kids with too much time on their hand.

  11. charles Says:

    aha,

    ahahahahaha,

    ahahahahahahahahahahahaaha.

    I can’t stop laughing. Shit, I gotta show this to everyone.

  12. tiffany Says:

    these are rip-offs of rip-offs. Shame bad copies get shown here.

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