Stainless Steel Gravity TrayA surface that appears to obey different laws of physics. Inspired by sci fi fantasies of bending the space time continuum. A shiny warped grid responding to a hidden force. Interlocking pieces allow adjustment of the exact angle of the grid. A flat grid, pulled out of flatness by something that isn't there. The Gravity Tray translates the mathematics of warped space into a functional object, a surface that appears to respond to a force no one can

Digital display

smooth finish

it can extend our sense of the possible

the colour can slightly vary depending on the piece of acetate used

Sudanese painter Kamala Ibrahim Ishag

An anonymous pre-fame teenager

Reading Nobody is like watching the ocean: a destabilising experience that becomes mesmeric

but what counts is that it is immediately present and at once highly effective

Dimensions: 39 x 64 x 17 cm

Weight: 30 gr

The Royal Festival Hall was built as a beacon of hope and renewal after the Second World War

All you need is a hammer