“V.az” partition screen by Andrea Macruz, Brazilian Contemporary Design

The v.az is made of pinewood strips cut in a CNC and connected by four steel cables carefully distributed at different heights.

V.az is a partition screen that transmits the idea of fluidity. Due to its soft openings and the sense of movement these openings send, it is a poetic and interactive furniture piece.

It was designed on the computer and inspired on triangular patterns of leaf coloring, such as those in then false shamrock and the plant species “calathea-louisae,” which inspired the creation of opposing triangular openings.

Award-winning piece of furniture at the “Premio Salão Design 2017”- the biggest Product Design Award in Latin America.

Andrea Macruz is a designer in “Nolii,” that focuses on the study of Nature and advanced computational systems. New technologies allow the reproduction of complex forms and patterns that would be difficult without the computer.