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Sanmiittai

Architecture / Fine Art / Photography / Product / Sculpture / Others
Sanmiittai is Sankakkei’s big brother (see YouFab2014 entry Sankakkei). Sanmiittai is more like a construction product.

Sanmiittai is still in development. My concept is to create all possible building stones, so you are free to create any 3D design with these specific (harmonic) geometric structures. I have some ideas for a lampshade and fruitbowl design.

Ofcourse you can also create your own product design or mathematical art sculpture.

Sanmiittai is a customizable designer product which enables you to build eg. a lampshade or create a fruitbowl with the same pieces. It’s the new LEGO for design products.

So far I created the building stones for the geometric designs which form the basis of Sanmiittai.

Sanmiittai –Japanese for trinity – is inspired by, and based on, sacred geometry. For everyone new to this subject, sacred geometry has nothing to do with religion in particular, but it’s called sacred, because it’s a kind of geometry which is universal. It’s as old as we know, Pythagoras and Plato have written about it, Leonardo daVinci and Fibonacci studied it and Beethoven and Mozart used it in their music. It penetrates and connects all things in life.

Sacred geometry is the basis and essence of life itself – like a blueprint for everything (of all creation). It unifies every field of interest, and not only the different fields whithin a given field, which normally contradict eachother, e.g. in science: the micro and the macro, from atom to planet, where the laws for our inner cosmos don’t apply to our outer cosmos. But also every other aspect of life, from geography to music, spirituality, religion, biology and even psychology.

The structure of a product design (such as eg. a lampshade or a fruit bowl) given by the Sanmiittai building stones have a real natural beauty in its perfect simplicity and due to its customizeable nature makes this a beautiful and inspiring gift.

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