Our existence gains visibility through the representations we create together with things, around which we are positioned. With reason and the capacity to think, humans build their own play space; constantly reconstructing paradigms among representations. What is created by and for humans within this structure undergoes frequent transformation.
Then there is the universe — unchanged for billions of years, its transformation barely perceptible; slow, rhythmic, with a routine order: the rising of the sun, the movements of the moon, the positions of stars, blowing winds and the movement of soil — a universe that touches humans layer by layer and constitutes the whole.
Humans, who take the time presented to them in a certain order and choose their own moments within it, have the power to build and demolish paradigms through their actions and discourses, based on how they perceive the existence of the universe. The intellectual foundation that feeds the paradigms — the philosophy of life — silently whispers what to do and how.
While hearing these whispers, we position ourselves not despite the existence of the pure, but with it; we do not resist time that moves independently of us, but absorb the same flow. We consider every element that makes up moments as a design element, and try to capture simplicity within the abundance offered by the universe — adhering to its proportion, distribution, rhythm and color.
As individuals who give meaning to and shape the earth, we want to enrich the living spaces where we spend a temporary but lifelong stay, in accordance with our needs and in balance.
We begin from the balance of light and shadow that emerges unexpectedly in design.