In the work of Oskar Zięta; art, architecture and technology come together, in particular through the creation of metal sculptures inflated with the technique of ‘free internal pressure moulding’, developed during his studies at the ETH in Zurich. Zięta’s objects, such as the ‘Plopp’ stool or installations like the ‘Urban Crystals’, demonstrate his ability to transform industrial materials into organic, fluid forms. His works, which form part of, among others, the permanent collection at the MoMa in New York, have earned him international recognition and made him a pioneering figure in contemporary art and design.
