Floema e Bindery

 

Nature amazes us with florid surfaces and recurring structures, which create designs and shapes with particular geometries.
It is starting from the observation of the elaborated fractals of the plant cells of Yareta or from the sophisticated motifs on the wings of the dragonfly that Floema is born, a texture that has in itself the origin and the becoming of things.

 

 

We have represented the Sauvage scenario with a boot, of those used to pass in the moors. Floema is also used for outdoor furniture: garden vases or lamps that create an almost muffled effect.

 

 

In contrast to Floema here is Bindery, because even in the wildest environment nature surprises us with its rigor.
Veins, fibers and roots interconnect revealing fascinating geometric patterns. A random order or an organized chaos: nature does not compromise. 

 

 

References to vegetable fibers open up a multiplicity of uses for Bindery, even winking at unexplored worlds such as bookbinding and paper (wallpaper or writing).