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Turin dining table
Ruins by Roberto Sironi is a series of works that re-signify architectural fragments belonging to different historical periods and great archaeological sites, modelling the forms according to new aesthetic representations. The project relates constructive elements of the classical era, such as bases of columns, capitals, sections of an amphitheatre, with rudiments of the industrial era, such as the double-T beams and the reticular structural elements. Roberto Sironi elaborates on the concept of ruins according to a new perspective. Conceived as contemporary ruins, imaginary simulacra and/or programmed artifices – the materials and techniques of execution do not correspond to the original. The work shows how different fragments of architectural remains can be overlaid and re-signified, resetting the temporal distances and suspending the notion time.
The Turin Table originates from a corrugated metal sheet recovered from a disused industrial site in Turin, one of the places visited for the field research in the study of industrial archeology. The corrugated sheet metal was reproduced in bronze through the lost-wax casting technique and subsequently patinated in Verde Bronzo, with a degradè that recalls the original oxidation conditions of the metal up to the mirror-polished upper part which rests the shaped bronzed glass.
Limited Ed. 6+2AP in Casted bronze and bronzed tempered glass
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THE DESIGNER
Roberto Sironi
Desio, Italy
Roberto Sironi (1983) is an Italian designer, who lives and works in Milan. His design practice is defined by a research-based and process-oriented approach, where thinking and making converge in the creation of artifacts, which are considered narrative tools to trigger a dialogue with the user. This approach materializes through a body of work that breaks with the primary function by blurring the boundary between functional object and sculpture; the artifacts produced are the result of a process in which the subjects addressed are investigated through an in-depth analysis from a historical, geographical and anthropological point of view.
The works are conceived as contemporary ultra-signs, where the transformation processes re-signify the matter, revealing its unseen qualities and giving it new features.The practice, founded in 2015, embraces different types of design practices, such as product and installation design, strategic research and design consultancy, through the collaboration with institutions, galleries and companies. Roberto Sironi also combines his practice with teaching and research activity in the Design Department of Politecnico di Milano, where his studies focus on new technologies for design.
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Domus Pompeii Fauno Domus Pompeii Fauno
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APHANÈS CONSOLE APHANÈS CONSOLE
By Roberto Sironi -
APHANÈS ROUNDED LOW TABLE APHANÈS ROUNDED LOW TABLE
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By Roberto Sironi
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Olympia coffee table Olympia coffee table
By Roberto Sironi -
FUOCO Wall Mirror FUOCO Wall Mirror
By Roberto Sironi -
FUOCO Candle Holder FUOCO Candle Holder
By Roberto Sironi -