Galileo Mirror
Mario Ferrarini conceived the Galileo Mirror as a study in equilibrium. A circular mirror, framed in slender bronze-finished steel, hangs from its mount by a single fine wire, allowing the piece to move with the gentlest provocation. The reflection it offers is never fixed, shifting subtly as the mirror responds to its environment.
The name honors Galileo Galilei, whose observations of pendulum motion and celestial bodies laid the groundwork for modern physics. Ferrarini translates that scientific curiosity into form: a circle reduced to its most essential geometry, held in a state of perpetual, quiet balance.
- Circular mirror with a bronze-finished steel frame
- Suspended from its mount by a fine wire, allowing gentle movement
- Designed by Mario Ferrarini for Living Divani
- Made to order
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Galileo Mirror
Mario Ferrarini conceived the Galileo Mirror as a study in equilibrium. A circular mirror, framed in slender bronze-finished steel, hangs from its mount by a single fine wire, allowing the piece to move with the gentlest provocation. The reflection it offers is never fixed, shifting subtly as the mirror responds to its environment.
The name honors Galileo Galilei, whose observations of pendulum motion and celestial bodies laid the groundwork for modern physics. Ferrarini translates that scientific curiosity into form: a circle reduced to its most essential geometry, held in a state of perpetual, quiet balance.
- Circular mirror with a bronze-finished steel frame
- Suspended from its mount by a fine wire, allowing gentle movement
- Designed by Mario Ferrarini for Living Divani
- Made to order
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Mario Ferrarini conceived the Galileo Mirror as a study in equilibrium. A circular mirror, framed in slender bronze-finished steel, hangs from its mount by a single fine wire, allowing the piece to move with the gentlest provocation. The reflection it offers is never fixed, shifting subtly as the mirror responds to its environment.
The name honors Galileo Galilei, whose observations of pendulum motion and celestial bodies laid the groundwork for modern physics. Ferrarini translates that scientific curiosity into form: a circle reduced to its most essential geometry, held in a state of perpetual, quiet balance.
- Circular mirror with a bronze-finished steel frame
- Suspended from its mount by a fine wire, allowing gentle movement
- Designed by Mario Ferrarini for Living Divani
- Made to order
