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Material: Cast Aluminium, leftover marble blocks
Dimensions: W 82 x D 38.5 x H 34 cm
Weight: 40 kg
Slight variations and imperfections may apply due to a handmade production process. At OWN, we stand by these artistic choices and do not accept returns related to these intentional imperfections such as irregularities in stone or ceramics, patina on metal surfaces, wood cracking and more.
Design Year: 2023
Handmade in South Korea
Images by YOUNGHYUN LEE
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Lee combines marble, formed over a long period in nature through heat and pressure, with aluminium, an industrial material. He integrates the confrontational properties of marble and aluminium into one piece using the terrazzo technique, thereby exploring the relationship between these two different materials. Through the heterogeneous textures resulting from the differences in materials and the ease with which these two materials come together due to their distinct physical characteristics, he seeks to convey a harmony within the discord between nature and artificiality.

About the artist
Sisan Lee (1995) is a designer/artist base in Seoul, South Korea. He majored interior design and makes various objects such as furniture, lighting and sculpture.
He became interested in nature while attending a university surrounded by mountains and rivers, and majoring in spatial design, he was attracted to the uniqueness of stones, that contrasts to fixed processes and standardized dimensions. He is inspired by the confrontational relationship between nature and artificiality, primitive and modernity, and tries to find a point of contact and incorporate it into his work. He explores various materials such as stone, wood, leather, and metal across nature and cities, and intentionally reveals the individual uniqueness and purity of materials through various methods of experiments. This value continues in the process of constructing the form, completing the results in the form of refined language based on the functional objects.







































