Shared Vision | Bringing Art into Everyday Life

A TV stand should not be viewed merely as a functional accessory, just as art shouldn't be confined exclusively to museums. Design objects and artworks alike can reshape the relationship between people and their living spaces.

Curatorial Concept | In Between


"In Between" explores the merging of boundaries: handcrafted sculptures meet industrial technology, function meets aesthetics, and precision meets the fragility of the handmade. Alongside efficiency and progress, the fragile and human elements also come into focus. Beauty is not a decorative addition, but an essential part of life.

Aesthetics are not an afterthought; they guide us through turbulent times. How we view the world shapes our decisions and the future we create.

FITUEYES expresses its vision through structure, material, and function, while Larisa Pitkevich conveys hers through sculpture, symbolism, and emotion. Both share the belief that the objects around us shape our perception of life.

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Picasso RS × Soul Music

Picasso RS × Soul Music

Music is available at any time. Picasso RS preserves the tranquility of listening to vinyl. Choosing a record, putting it on, setting the needle, and giving the sound time. This slowness does not reject technology, but gives time its weight back.

Larisa Pitkevich's Soul Music asks how we can find our way back to ourselves beneath roles and expectations. Both are connected by more than just music. The sculpture directs the gaze inward, while Picasso RS creates space for calm, conscious listening, and reflection.

Eiffel × Need for Beauty

Eiffel × Need for Beauty


Can structure become beauty, and can beauty give it a deeper meaning? Modeled after the Eiffel Tower, the FITUEYES Eiffel Series combines proportion, tension, and precision into a TV floor stand where the act of supporting itself becomes part of the design.

Larisa Pitkevich's sculpture Need for Beauty, with its fragile, ascending form, represents the search for beauty and meaning. Together, they give shape to function and a human dimension to structure.

Zen × Gaia

Zen × Gaia

The FITUEYES Zen Series preserves the natural grain and warmth of wood. The balance of material and structure blends quietly into the room. Larisa Pitkevich's Gaia is inspired by the Gaia hypothesis, understanding the Earth as an interconnected living system.

Zen views furniture as part of the space; Gaia views life as part of the Earth's system. Together, they demonstrate how technology, natural materials, humanity, and space can exist in equilibrium.

Larisa Pitkevich is a contemporary sculptor. Her surrealist works explore inner transformation, human fragility, and the power of beauty. For her, beauty opens up new pathways of perception and reflection.

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BUAT Curatorial Award Real Illusion · Silver Prize Homiens Art Prize · Highly Commended

Larisa Pitkevich is a contemporary sculptor. Her surrealist works explore inner transformation, human fragility, and the power of beauty. For her, beauty opens up new pathways of perception and reflection.

BUAT Curatorial Award Real Illusion · Silver Prize Homiens Art Prize · Highly Commended

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