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The Crowd mobile by Coordination Berlin, designed by Flip Sellin, showcases a modern minimalist design with geometric black and gray shapes. Suspended against a white background, it evokes contemporary architecture with an abstract and balanced composition.
The Crowd mobile by Coordination Berlin features black geometric shapes suspended from the ceiling, varying in size and angle, casting shadows on a white wall. This creates a dynamic, minimalist composition reminiscent of contemporary architecture.
A minimalist room, echoing contemporary architecture, showcases a Coordination Berlins Crowd mobile in black by a white wall. Below it, an angular-designed black bench pairs with a small white table on the light gray floor, creating a harmonious ambiance.
In a gallery of contemporary architecture, the Coordination Berlin Crowd mobile features abstract flat, dark shapes that harmonize with a geometric black sofa. Spotlights enhance the sleek aesthetic of this modern art installation.

Crowd mobile

Manufacturer Coordination Berlin

Designer Flip Sellin 

Faceted plains and fragments reposition themselves in space, redefining their interdependent relationship by swaying in slight turbulence. Crowd was designed as a ‘piece of furniture for the ceiling’. Its function is intellectual rather than physical. The shapes are reminiscent of a deconstructed Lamborghini or an exploded piece of contemporary architecture.


Dimensions
W 118.1" x D 86.6" x H 39.4"

Materials
Polished and anodized aluminum


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