Translated to it’s name of Archi di Tempo, it’s is an exploration into the deconstruction of the clock to its most basic features. However, it’s reduced form doesn’t mean it lacks either color or pizzaz! Easily mounted on any wall, the design features just two curved arms that represent the hour and minute. Embedded light sources framed within each wide-bodied hand shine brightly and display an iridescent color spectrum that changes with the time.
Designer: Bruno Tarabella’
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