Etime arises from the encounter between square and circle — two primary geometric figures that structure the project and define its meaning. The cubic volume evokes time as an ordered, finite structure; the circular imprint engraved on each face introduces a principle of continuity, suggesting a fluid and potentially infinite dimension. From this relationship emerges a calibrated tension between limit and openness, between stability and movement. Mouth-blown glass gives the material a full, compact presence. The surface enhances the purity of the design, while transparency and density create a visual equilibrium in which light reflects and refracts, generating depth and shifting perceptions. Etime brings together function and formal research in a measured synthesis. Its modular nature allows for both single use and complex compositions, creating sequences that engage with the space and heighten its perception. Geometry thus becomes language — capable of making visible a profound reflection on time.
