Pixel is the second product developed by architect Fernanda Marques for Solarium. As with Synapsis, her previous line, this is another successful initiative by the designer to provide the construction industry with versatile and accessible, but conceptually strong, products. This time there are 6 composable elements, hexagonal in shape and made of concrete, which may or may not have printed geometric motifs, in low relief, in their centers.

Continuing the line of research outlined in Synapsis, the idea, according to the architect, was to once again propose a coating option that would maximize the possibility of customization available to its consumers. All through digitally designed three-dimensional components. This, without considering the resource of composing murals also based on the absence of some elements, accentuating the three-dimensionality of the compositions.

“The modernist Athos Bulcão continues to be my maximum reference, but the general reading of this work, closely linked to the digital world, is very contemporary”, considers Fernanda, who enjoys thinking about objects in which functionality can be approached in an expanded way. “As well as revisiting a time like that of Athos, in which construction materials, in addition to being functional, manifested a clear ornamental and expressive intention”, he concludes.

“The modernist Athos Bulcão continues to be my maximum reference, but the general reading of this work, closely linked to the digital world, is very contemporary”, considers Fernanda, who enjoys thinking about objects in which functionality can be approached in an expanded way. “As well as revisiting a time like that of Athos, in which construction materials, in addition to being functional, manifested a clear ornamental and expressive intention”, he concludes.