Blueprints of Hypothesis End Table, No. 1
The "Blueprints of Hypothesis" collection by Martin Lenclos is an experimental series of furniture concepts that engage with nondual spiritual teachings. These pieces serve as self-questioning devices, encouraging users to explore the nature of the Mind and its role in projecting reality. The seemingly weighty rock atop each piece is actually hollow, with a delicate travertine layer on a lightweight wood and aluminum frame, symbolizing the lightness of transcending illusions.
Inspired by ancient Eastern philosophies and teachings like A Course In Miracles, Martin Lenclos aims to foster a recognition of our ability to join with the One Mind. The rough edges of the travertine symbolize the inherent wholeness and perfection of our true nature, while the teak wood base represents our search for truth, our willingness to explore the invisible, and our guidance beyond time and space by master teachers in nondual philosophy and spirituality.
The "Blueprints of Hypothesis" collection by Martin Lenclos is an experimental series of furniture concepts that engage with nondual spiritual teachings. These pieces serve as self-questioning devices, encouraging users to explore the nature of the Mind and its role in projecting reality. The seemingly weighty rock atop each piece is actually hollow, with a delicate travertine layer on a lightweight wood and aluminum frame, symbolizing the lightness of transcending illusions.
Inspired by ancient Eastern philosophies and teachings like A Course In Miracles, Martin Lenclos aims to foster a recognition of our ability to join with the One Mind. The rough edges of the travertine symbolize the inherent wholeness and perfection of our true nature, while the teak wood base represents our search for truth, our willingness to explore the invisible, and our guidance beyond time and space by master teachers in nondual philosophy and spirituality.
The "Blueprints of Hypothesis" collection by Martin Lenclos is an experimental series of furniture concepts that engage with nondual spiritual teachings. These pieces serve as self-questioning devices, encouraging users to explore the nature of the Mind and its role in projecting reality. The seemingly weighty rock atop each piece is actually hollow, with a delicate travertine layer on a lightweight wood and aluminum frame, symbolizing the lightness of transcending illusions.
Inspired by ancient Eastern philosophies and teachings like A Course In Miracles, Martin Lenclos aims to foster a recognition of our ability to join with the One Mind. The rough edges of the travertine symbolize the inherent wholeness and perfection of our true nature, while the teak wood base represents our search for truth, our willingness to explore the invisible, and our guidance beyond time and space by master teachers in nondual philosophy and spirituality.
