Designer: Michel Boucquillon

Companies: Robot City, La Civiltà del Marmo

Born from a single gesture, it resembles a ribbon of material suspended in mid-air, captured at the very moment it becomes a seat. Nothing has been added; nothing is superfluous. The marble follows an inner line—fluid, continuous and effortless.

And yet, it is marble: cool, dense and timeless, here transformed into something almost soft, almost alive. Its surface gently captures and diffuses the light, giving the object a calm, understated presence.

The chair does not impose itself; it welcomes. Its embracing form creates an immediate sense of intimacy, suggesting comfort without ever overstating it.

Within this single form, opposites coexist: weight and lightness, solidity and apparent flexibility, permanence and transience. More than a chair, it is a line made tangible, suspended between sculpture and function. You do not simply sit on it—you step into a sculpture.