Memphis style playful sculpture by Dutch architect Wim Hofman 1980s

This conversation piece sculpture was created as part of a special architectural commission, where architect Wim Hofman was invited to design the interior and furniture for a building by renowned Dutch architect Fons Verheyen. The design clearly reflects the influence of the Memphis Group, the radical Italian postmodern movement founded by Ettore Sottsass. Memphis design is characterized by its expressive use of colour, geometric playfulness, and its rejection of modernist restraint in favour of bold, sculptural expression. The sculpture forms a playful composition defined by a large mint green tubular element and a black marble-look base, echoing the same material language used throughout the project. The design explores contrast, rhythm, and form. Remains in good condition with some normal signs of use and age. We take full responsibility regarding the provenance of the piece.