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Liquid Skin - Drinking from a Fountain With Bare Hands by Barbara Ambrosz & Karin Stiglmair
The concept of Liquid Skin is based on elementary human gestures of drinking from a fountain with bare hands. The glass functions as a thin layer between one’s hands and liquids. It creates awareness and leads the way to new rituals of drinking. There are two possibilities of positioning the cup on the table - upright or top down. Accordingly it can serve as an everyday design product or a scuplture. The object is an asymmetric oval. There are two indentations on the sides for thumbs or fingers. The cup can be held in any position suitable for drinking purposes.
Designer: Barbara Ambrosz & Karin Stiglmair [ Via: Designer's Block ]
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8 Comments »
Big in Japan says
c’mon, people, this is just another glass bowl. typical work of a lazy wannabe famous without a real idea.
watch me practicing that special connection between me and liquids in a crowded subway or … whatever … “new rituals”….. OMG LMAO hahaha
allan smith says
If this is your first time to our site please click on About Us and take a few minutes to read it.
It presents a clear picture of who we are, what we do and our approach to fountains.
We take great pride in our line of free-standing fountains like the Spiralena pictured below.
Our fountain kits include all the parts required to build a complete fountain.
eric says
haha. no
Carl says
agree with big in japan. i think a more pertinant use for this item would be scooping up washing powder.
moozley says
it looks like a urinal
ere time says
looks like an upside down mouse
christina says
I think it is a pretty unique and well thought-out idea. I have not seen anything like it before that functions in the same way. People tend to hate simple ideas that become successful because they didnt think of it first.
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