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SILVER Seller in Pistoia, Italy
Cube-shaped bar trolley with wheels and a structure made of metal with a circular void on each side, the top and bottom of the trolley is made of glass. The trolley was designed by Lorenzo Burchiellaro, a living Italian designer born in Venice in 1933. Burchiellaro's works are mainly made of metal: bronze, pewter, zinc, aluminium, gold and silver, but mainly copper. The colours are the result of natural processes initiated with the application of acids, oxidation and fire that contribute to giving his works a chromatism that is never the same; a chromatism that is the result - often unpredictable - of a particular dosage of acid and fire and the atmospheric conditions of the moment. Another constant in Lorenzo Burchiellaro's research has been to privilege emptiness rather than fullness; in this way the space surrounding the object becomes that thing that 'happens' from which we learn to see form in another way. All this takes place within a continuous experimentation that is possible thanks to a complete mastery of techniques and materials.
ID: 6186-1683796146-63334
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