Tango of the Minimal Surface explores the complexity of form realised through advanced technology. This new chapter in design embraces 3D printing, which frees objects from traditional production methods and reveals the potential of even the most rigid materials, such as steel and ceramics, to achieve near-infinite flexibility. Each piece carries intricate geometric patterns or flowing curves, giving it a dynamic presence.

The collection is directly inspired by architecture. Parametric, detailed, and textured designs question scalability, rom wearable objects to habitable structures. Some pieces use gradient textures that follow and enhance geometry, while others emerge from playful experiments with minimal surface algorithms shaped into functional forms. Geometry remains central; textures were applied sparingly to avoid overcomplication.

Material choices mirrored this design philosophy. Opaque and translucent finishes were selected to emphasise geometry, with colours carefully considered. The initial monochrome palette allowed form to dominate, while later additions of primary colours introduced a new visual dimension.