Check out this polarizing coffee table called Crucifixion. The inspiration came from religion, aesthetics and geometry – complimenting each other to create this stainless steel and polycarbonate figure. It looks almost alien. Quite austere but in a way that makes you stare. The aerial shot is gorgeous. Great proportions.
Designer: Fuquan Junzefor for Oil Monkey
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The third picture is da vinci's vitruvian man, isn't it?
Amazing 🙂
Amazing 🙂
It's wonderful
its beautiful!!!
its beautiful!!!
Useful artistic design. It tells a story.
Useful and modern artistic design. It tells a story.