Mirrors Rondo Inox Zieta Collection Zieta

Functional and artistic, the RONDO object expands the definition of a mirror. It is an inflated-steel narrative of its own design potential, achieved with FiDU manufacturing technology. RONDO is a high-gloss polished beauty of stainless steel, enclosed in a rounded form. The irregularities on the surface are the result of material deformation caused by internal pressure. Convexities bend the reflections of light, adding a unique character to any space in which RONDO is placed. Large-scale convexities on the surface personalize the reflections of the surroundings.

Whether hanging or leaning against a wall, RONDO adapts to new contexts and introduces them into the space. Depending on the size and finish, RONDO brings fresh concepts into interiors. The finishings from the Gradient Collection resemble cosmic wonders, sparking deeper explorations of color. From the classic Inox steel, through the glossy Aurum Collection, to the matte dimensions of RONDO in the Cotton Candy palette, each finish expresses minimalist elegance and a contemporary approach to design and art.

Zieta Studio creates objects, or as we like to call them, mirror-like sculptures. RONDO is a regular tribute to Oskar Zięta’s original method of metal manufacturing. To illustrate it simply, imagine two sheets of full-circle skirt patterns made from stainless steel. These two elements are precisely and tightly welded together, then inflated with high-pressure air into a three-dimensional object. This volumetric expansion, often called the “controlled loss of control,” is a manifesto of advanced parametric programming and the free deformation process of the material. This convex freedom leads to unique deformations at the edges, which refract light and create an unparalleled impression of softness.

HELIX NEBULA is a manifesto of the artist's exploration of the relationship between the universe, matter, and color. The transition between shades creates the effect of a smooth fusion of color from the edge of the object to its center. The colors are inspired by the trace left behind by a dying star – a planetary nebula. The glow of the nebula’s cosmic colors is particularly intriguing, as it appears differently across a wide range of light spectra, from ultraviolet to infrared, as captured through various telescopic lenses.