Outdoors Emu | Shine Low Table By Emu, Teak Wood Top.

Made Entirely Of Aluminum With A Teak Wood Top, The Shine Coffee Table Is Elegant And Versatile, Suitable For Both Private And Contract Garden Furnishing Contexts. The Entire Shine Collection Has An Aluminum Structure Which Makes It Extremely Light, Therefore Functional, And Highly Resistant To Atmospheric Agents.Finishes: – Matt White 23 Legs – Teak Wood Top – Matt Black 23 Legs – Teak Wood Top – Indian Brown Legs 41 – Teak Wood Top – Dove Gray Legs 71 – Teak Wood Top Dimensions: Cm L 79 Xp 79 ” According To Arik Levy (Born 1963).Artist, Technician, Photographer, Designer, Video-Artist: Levy Is A Multifaceted Professional Whose Works Are Exhibited In Prestigious Galleries And Museums Around The World. Best Known For His Sculptures Including The Rock Series, Installations, Limited Editions And Art Projects, Levy However Claims That “The World Is Made Of People, Not Objects.” Born In Israel, Then Moved To Europe After First Participating In A Group Sculpture Exhibition In Tel-Aviv In 1986, Levy Currently Works In An Atelier In Paris. His Is An Unconventional Education, Having Dedicated Much Time To Surfing In His Home Country, As Well As His Art Studio And Graphic Design. After Completing His Studies At The Art Center Europe In Switzerland, He Graduated In Industrial Design In 1991. After A Period Spent In Japan, Where He Consolidated His Ideas By Creating Products And Works Of Art For Exhibitions, Levy Returned To Europe Where He Given His Artistic Contribution In Another Field, That Of Contemporary Dance And Opera With The Staging Of Various Scenography. The Creation Of His Own Atelier Meant The Return To His First Love, Art And Industrial Design, As Well As To Other Branches Of His Multi-Faceted Talent. Now Considering Himself More Of A “Sentimental” Artist, Arik Levy Continues To Contribute Considerably To Our Internal And External Environment, With Works Of Public Sculpture, As Well As Creating Complete Environments Suitable For Multiple Uses .“Life Is A System Of Signs And Symbols,” He Says, “Where Nothing Is Quite As It Seems.”