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Ron Arad is a British designer and sculptor who transforms industrial materials, particularly salvaged steel and aluminum, into functional and sculptural objects that challenge conventional distinctions between furniture, architecture, and art. Working since the 1980s, his practice combines engineering precision with an intuitive formal sensibility, producing cantilever chairs, curved walls, and monumental installations that exploit material properties and structural logic. His work has been shown at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Centre Pompidou in Paris. Arad's pieces operate simultaneously as design objects and conceptual investigations into making, materiality, and spatial experience.

London, UK