“Step”, by Ronald Sasson, Contemporary Brazilian Design

Ronald Sasson is known for his clean lines and often geometrically inspired pieces that play with form and space. His designs tend to be both functional and sculptural, blurring the lines between everyday utility and art.

This particular piece seems to consist of interlocking elements, creating a dynamic and somewhat modular structure. The reflective surfaces and the play of light on the different planes of the material would make it an eye-catching addition to a dining table or living space.

Its year of creation, 2000, places it at the beginning of the 21st century when Brazilian design continued to gain international recognition for its innovative use of materials and forms. Pieces like this, which combine traditional functionality with modern design concepts, are a testament to the vitality and enduring relevance of Brazilian design in the contemporary design landscape.