LLevotanga

Description

LIGHT, REFLECTIONS & A LITTLE MAGIC
It’s translucent, which changes the game. The glossy violet finish doesn’t just reflect light—it bends it, casts soft shadows, and creates a floating effect on the wall. By day, it blends in. By night, it leaves a mark.

SIZE, IF YOU CARE ABOUT THAT
132 cm in height, 50 cm in width, and 20 cm in depth.

NOT MASS-PRODUCED, NOT EVEN CLOSE
If you thought you’d find this in a generic home store, think again. Each “LLevotanga” is a limited edition, fire-signed and numbered. Some things just shouldn’t be mass-produced.

MATERIAL & CRAFTSMANSHIP (OR WHY IT’S WORTH IT)
• 100% recyclable PMMA, handcrafted and shaped using solar energy.
• Titanium-finish stainless steel clamps, because looking good isn’t enough—it needs to hold up.
• Silicone suction cups at the base, keeping it firmly in place without locking it down forever.
Like anything made by human hands, it may have tiny marks from the process. These aren’t flaws—they’re part of its story.

HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR PRECIOUS PIECE OF ART
• Wipe it down with a soft cloth, no harsh chemicals.
• Its color may shift slightly depending on the lighting. Not a defect, just part of the show.
• Use it. Let it hold whatever you want—but let it do it in style.
🔥 “LLevotanga” doesn’t try too hard. It just works. Where are you putting it?”

ETHICS & ECOLOGICAL CRISIS IN THE ANTHROPOCENE: OR HOW TO MAKE SOMETHING USEFUL OUT OF THE MESS
Yes, there are too many humans and too much plastic. No surprises there. But pretending it doesn’t exist won’t make it disappear. Our rPMMA/PMMA pieces embrace this reality—no sugarcoating, no greenwashing. If plastic has taken over, at least let’s make it look good.

This isn’t about naïve ecology or utopian dreams where everything is biodegradable and perfect. This is dark ecology—accepting that humanity has reshaped the planet in irreversible ways and now we have to deal with it, no filters. Plastic is here to stay, and instead of pretending otherwise, we turn it into something with cultural, artistic, and functional value.

Because when it isn’t recycled, plastic becomes an eternal relic—a fossil of our time, long before we even go extinct. Circular economy isn’t a trend; it’s a way of navigating this new reality, where the artificial and the natural can no longer be separated. We can’t erase what we’ve done, but we can decide what to do with it