The collection

A collection that celebrates the classical heritage of art history through a contemporary vision. Torsi is inspired by the terracotta production of ancient Greece and Italy. In classical architecture, the term “torso” identifies the part of the column supporting the capital and base, a crucial element symbolizing strength and
beauty.

Presented in 2024, the collection includes three cylindrical vases and two wall-mounted semi-cylindrical vases, fluted like classical columns, varying in height. They can be displayed vertically or hung, arranged side by side, aligned, or creatively composed. Crafted using the slip-casting technique in white clay, they come in four colors: royal blue, moss green, amethyst violet, and pale pink.

Design by Objects of Common Interest

Design by Objects of Common Interest

Founded by Eleni Petaloti and Leonidas Trampoukis, Objects of Common Interest explores the intersection of art, design, and architecture. Based in Athens and New York, the studio creates sculptural objects, immersive environments, and public art projects, driven by a deep fascination with materiality, conceptual exploration, and tangible spatial experiences.

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