I conceived Madison to be a small contemporary sculpture with a characteristic and expressive form obeying to rigorous geometry. In its substantial sobriety, I wanted it to be suited to a large variety of settings. The frontal profile is generated by two lined joining by 90 degrees, plus a sinuous curve that is a dynamic sign giving the handle personality and originality.
Luca Casini
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