This two seater bench intended for interior use depicts images of an oak tree and an historical villa dated to the 16th century in a public park in Bologna. The Italian phrase engraved around the bench, emphasizes the idea of lightness, transparence and shadows. The legs are original from the end of the 19th century.
Used materials: old cast iron frame, plexiglass, chestnut wood, lambda prints
Dimensions: cm L 125 x P 45 x H 80 | unique edition
Concept & Design: Nat Wilms | special project mentioned | for public art project "Il monumento mette radici" curated by Teresa Tosetti and Carlo Tovoli, IBC – Istituto per i beni artistici e naturali – Emilia-Romagna, Bologna/Italy | 2011