Sculptural Green Metal Adler Magazine Rack by Adolfo Abejon

The functionality of Adler is double: it’s a sculpture and a magazine rack. It is made from matte painted iron sheet and formed by three metallic volumes that are structured following a series of folds. The piece is a homage to Alexander Calder and his urban 'Stabiles' sculptures, which, unlike his mobiles, didn’t move. These sculptures by the US artist made from metallic sheet would represent different animals; Adler, as a tribute, symbolizes an eagle. The piece is available in red, mint green, light pink and honey yellow. It was designed by Adolfo Abejon (Barcelona).

Adolfo Abejon is the meeting point for the handmade process, for believing in small production and in limited short series. It gathers work based on respect for the local craft and that highlights the communication between every aspect involved in creation; it banishes the mass production concept and understands the collaborative mentality. This design concept merges humble aesthetics and quality philosophy, the conscious essence of the materials and the comprehension of their honesty. Calm and purity are two lines of work that peacefully coexist with their environment. These are presence exercises.