Tito

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The wall is conceived as a plane. A point placed on its surface becomes the first geometric element; as it moves, it generates a line; as the line moves, it gives rise to a surface. This simple geometric principle is the starting point for Tito, a series of wall hooks carved from Portoro, Marquinia and Carrara marble. Three forms embody the fundamental elements of geometry: point, line and surface. The sculpted rear of each piece acts as a counterpoint to the simplicity of the front.

Its articulated surfaces enhance the natural veining of the marble, expressing both the richness of the material and the precision of its craftsmanship.