This coffee table functions both as a functional object and as a sculptural piece. Its main form is a hand that serves as both structure and visual presence, giving the piece a strong, almost human character.
The piece is informed by the qualities found in ancient marble sculpture: the delicacy, precision, and attention given to every detail, and the sense of beauty achieved through careful craftsmanship. Those values guide the form and presence of the table, translated through contemporary materials and methods.
The visible joints between the 3D-printed parts are intentionally left exposed and treated as scars rather than imperfections. They acknowledge the construction of the object and suggest that scars themselves can be a form of art—marks of process, history, and transformation.
By combining classical sensibility with an honest, modern structure, the table becomes more than furniture. It stands as a design object where art, form, and function coexist, carrying its marks openly as part of its identity.
