Kazimir Modern Screen With Geometric Pattern
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Designed by Julia Dozsa this modern screen merges figurative art with functionality. Inspired by the geometric paintings of Russian abstract artist Kazimir Malevich, the screen features asymmetric panels with rounded wooden frames covered in jersey fabric. One half of each panel is a deep black, while the other half showcases a red and white geometric pattern on a blue background. The panels are connected by magnets encased in brass rings. The screen is supported by a corten steel base, treated with natural wax to create a rust-like finish, adding a striking touch. This handcrafted prototype, signed by the designer, is available for immediate order.
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