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What are really lines for? Why do we imagine the object moving when we see them? What would be the best way to show movement, if not with dynamic lines?

designed by Maximos Manolis

infinity car

When we were children, the play time had a special moment in our hearts obtaining the ability to see greatness in small things. Where is beauty to be found? In great things that, like everything else, are doomed to die, or in small things that inspire nothing, yet know how to set a jewel of infinity in a single moment?

chromaticar

Chromaticar is a wooden object with different uses. In fact, it is a car toy with holes on the top, where coloured pencils are placed. Therefore, apart from being a toy it also functions as a pencil-case. In addition, the see-through side opening allows the details of the coloured pencils to be seen and transforms it into a decorative object.

fishbone

The original idea for the design of my car was to be something that looks alive. But I ended up in the shape of a fishbone because I wanted something playful as a form, and practical as an object. Thus, on its spine can be placed pencils, cards or even a mobile phone. designed by Konstantinos Somadis

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