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EVNI, Long-Legged Furniture Sculptures

  • E.D.W. LynchE.D.W. Lynch
  • April 25, 2013

EVNI by Umberto Dattola

In the “EVNI” sculpture series, Italian designer Umberto Dattola adds extremely long legs to antique furniture, creating oddly animal-like forms. The sculptures debuted in 2012 and were recently featured at FuoriSalone 2013 in Milan. For more photos of “EVNI” installations, see this post on TheMAG.

EVNI by Umberto Dattola

EVNI by Umberto Dattola

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