There are things that exist outside of time—a fleeting glance, a half-forgotten dream, the way light falls on a quiet afternoon. These clouds, suspended against a deep blue background, seem to belong to that world. A world where movement pauses, where shapes are stripped to their essence, where simplicity holds the weight of meaning.
Handcrafted from painted cardboard, assembled with precision and care, this piece carries the spirit of Bauhaus and Constructivism—where form follows thought, and design is more than decoration. Each curve, each shadow, each contrast is deliberate. It is not just an object, but a moment—captured, signed, and made tangible.
As László Moholy-Nagy once wrote:
“Designing is not a profession but an attitude.”
And perhaps this is more than design. Perhaps it is a fragment of sky, a memory of something distant yet familiar, waiting to find its place in your space.
