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VINCENT MARTINEZ BURJASSOT (Valencia, 1949) for Punt Mobles. Halley" table. Black metal and wood. The wooden top has been made to order. In very good condition. This vintage producer has no defects, but may have slight wear marks. Liero wear commensurate with use and age. Measurements: 72 x 90 x 90 cm. The Halley table is distinguished by its precise and linear geometry that seeks in its constructive contradiction to recall the projection of a kite. Its materiality is shaped by combining wood and metal. It received recognition from the Staatliches Museum für Angewandte, Munich, Germany. "The moment when thought becomes an object is exciting, projects are first and foremost ideas. Ideas are unreal until action inserts them into the real. The user as a referent. Designing for a world where the quality of life of all people is better," says Vicent Martínez. The importance of Vicent Martínez is reflected in his presence in museums such as the Museu d'Arts Decoratives. Barcelona, Spain: La Torre bookshelf, Anaconda table, Concert modular collection and Literatura Classic bookshelf. 1994; the personal and professional archive 1965-2010 deposited in the Arxiu Valencià del Disseny. 2019; the Museum Fur Musem fur Angewandte Kunst. Cologne, Germany: Shelves Literatura Classic and La Torre. 1992 and the Staatliches Museum für Angewandte. Munich, Germany: Halley and Magic Tables. 1992. Throughout his career as an artist he has participated in the IVAM. Valencian Design 2009-2019 Alcoi Venue. 2020; 30 Years of Classic Literature. School of Art and Design of Valencia. 2015 as well as in other important exhibitions.

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VINCENT MARTINEZ BURJASSOT (Valencia, 1949) for Punt Mobles. Halley" table. Black metal and wood. The wooden top has been made to order. In very good condition. This vintage producer has no defects, but may have slight wear marks. Liero wear commensurate with use and age. Measurements: 72 x 90 x 90 cm. The Halley table is distinguished by its precise and linear geometry that seeks in its constructive contradiction to recall the projection of a kite. Its materiality is shaped by combining wood and metal. It received recognition from the Staatliches Museum für Angewandte, Munich, Germany. "The moment when thought becomes an object is exciting, projects are first and foremost ideas. Ideas are unreal until action inserts them into the real. The user as a referent. Designing for a world where the quality of life of all people is better," says Vicent Martínez. The importance of Vicent Martínez is reflected in his presence in museums such as the Museu d'Arts Decoratives. Barcelona, Spain: La Torre bookshelf, Anaconda table, Concert modular collection and Literatura Classic bookshelf. 1994; the personal and professional archive 1965-2010 deposited in the Arxiu Valencià del Disseny. 2019; the Museum Fur Musem fur Angewandte Kunst. Cologne, Germany: Shelves Literatura Classic and La Torre. 1992 and the Staatliches Museum für Angewandte. Munich, Germany: Halley and Magic Tables. 1992. Throughout his career as an artist he has participated in the IVAM. Valencian Design 2009-2019 Alcoi Venue. 2020; 30 Years of Classic Literature. School of Art and Design of Valencia. 2015 as well as in other important exhibitions.

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