L'Objet Inquiétant www.objetinquietant.com

The first comprehensive text in the Western discourse about the sublime is an unfinished Greek treatise entitled Peri Hyposus (About the Sublime) from the first century AD attributed to Longino. The peaks of the mountains, the storms at the sea and the infinity are some examples of the sublime for Edmund Burke.

L’Objet Inquiétant is the result of the study of texts about the beautiful and the sublime.

It is known that porcelain manufacturers from the Spanish Mediterranean have moved from working on figurative pieces for the toy industry and decoration, to the geometric object focused on the consumer goods industry.
Traditionally porcelain figure looks for beauty. The beauty is delicate, and their colors are clear and bright.
L’Objet Inquiétant's attributes look for other qualities.

Communication: Alfonso Zamorano. Prototyping: Colhn & Panzer. Industrial model: Angel Alfaro & Colhn