Silex Mirror

Tribute to an archetype SILEX is an art form and a reference to the archetypal mirror. A pure oval set in a decorative frame. It’s a tribute to the shape and material of the first mirrors, made of polished pieces of metal. The power of impressions Its polished surface resembles glass. The abstract shape of the SILEX frame is reminiscent of a fractured piece of flint. It’s an expression of the desire to emphasize the deformations that appear on the metal surface during the volumetric expansion process. When the two-dimensional form takes on the third dimension, the steel begins to live a life of its own, dependent on, and independent of, its designer at the same time. Oskar Zięta likes to call it “controlled loss of control,” which sums up the Zieta Studio process design and FiDU technology itself.