This project is available for development and production in collaboration.
Decorative glass sculpture resembling a stylized face with geometric features on a white surface, near a yellow lamp and stacked books, with a window showing a view of the sky, trees, and an airplane in the background.
A red, abstract sculpture resembling a Christmas tree, with circular and cut-out shapes, on a transparent circular base.
Decorative art piece with an abstract tribal mask design in white, placed on a white marble surface near a large window overlooking trees and the ocean.
A white decorative sculpture with abstract shapes and cutouts, casting a shadow on a textured orange wall, placed on a wooden shelf.
A crystal sculpture of a lion's face, with geometric shapes and openings, mounted on a clear circular base.
White abstract sculpture resembling a wolf's face with geometric cutouts and a flat base.

“Where one sees too much, the other feels for two.”

Sixteen years after its first appearance in polycarbonate, TIME returns with a new dimension: truth through transparency.

Two hourglasses meet to form a continuous cycle of past, present and future. At their intersection, two eyes overlap to create a shared vision — the third eye: the point where two ways of seeing become one.

The new SKIN surface allows light to pass through the material, revealing what lies beneath and making transparency part of the design.

TIME is about seeing, not seeing, and finding what exists between the two.

Truth is light.