What is the boundary between art, graphics and design? This low table composed of an ensemble of small canvases claims to summarise and merge the three disciplines in a single object. It consists of a letter of the alphabet, which stands out for its distinctive type design and original and different colour combinations (‘Type Art’), placed in the centre of each of the 15 canvases that make up the table top, which in turn is supported by its structure characterised by essential lines and enlivened by Mondrian-inspired colors. So is the author an artist? Or is he a designer? Or is he an art director? Or is he simply a creative person? And does the result of his work qualify as art? Or design? Or graphics? Or is it perhaps called an idea?

All canvases are hand-painted with acrylic paints, the frame is made of wood, painted with satin enamel. The dimensions of Artphabetable are 41 x 18 x 14 in, but on demand it can be made in other sizes.