The stunning and SUPERSIZED HIS-3 \'Jupiter\'\' TOPOGRAPHIE Wall Sculpture by Sebastian Welzel Design is a hand made, three-dimensional piece of wall art. This wow factor artwork will certainly create a statement in your home! Created as part of the “Jupiter” project initiated by the Innovation Centre Wavespace in Berlin.  The dodecagonal wall sculpture is created from 2430 coloured triangles and is put together at random by hand, making each “Jupiter” unique. Various vibrant colours show shades of black, glitter blue, turquoise, pink, brass, ice white, light yellow and mirrored chrome create a stylish and unique piece. The wall sculpture captivates through its reflections and its changes in colour, the 3D effect allows new vivid shades of colour to emerge and disappear  depending on the angle you admire it from, making it a  modern and timeless design piece. Measuring  in at a whopping 1.65M - this is a wow factor piece of art that will look fabulous in a large open-plan space. The HIS-3 looks great when placed against a light or dark background.  The playful combination of colours makes this eye-catching artwork universally compatible with different styles of interior design.  Size:  W165cm x H165cm x D3cm Delivery:  6-8 days Solid wood backplate (hand-signed by designer) Laser cut high quality laminated cardboard (UV resistant) Measurements: W165cm x H165cm x D3cm Weight: 9 kg Shipped from Germany Material & Manufacturing: laminated cardboard with a high light fastness on a thin support plate made from wood; handmade combined with modern laser technology, exclusively “made in Berlin”; solid workmanship despite light materials. Sebastian Welzel, architect and product designer from Berlin, graduated in 2016 from his architecture studies at Technische Universität Berlin presenting his façade design “Waterscape” which set the starting point for his wall sculptures – his design objects. Living in Paris from 2012 until 2013, Sebastian Welzel worked for the renowned firm Dominique Perrault Architecture. Before that he worked as model maker for German artist Thomas Locher.