The Radical Design Movement inspires eyewear collection “The Grid”.

In the 1960s-70s, architectural representation leaned towards trends in the art world, when several recently graduated architects face a reality frustrated by lack of work, creating an alliance and groups such as Archigram, Archizoom and Superstudio. These groups followed the movement known as "anti-design", revealed against the rationalism of design and inspired by the study of man's needs above all else. They devoted themselves to publishing illustrations using techniques such as collage, pop-art and kitsch to show their perception of a stagnant reality.

While Archizoom tried to represent the chaos of a city absorbed by the accelerated advance of technologies, industry and consumerism, Superstudio focused on illustrating a revolutionary architecture, with utopian visions about the ideal city where man frees himself from the shackles of an established system.

One of his most famous conceptual works was Continuous Monument: an architectural model for total urbanization, an all-encompassing grid-based anti-architecture proposal, in a critique of the urban plan of the time. From that inspiration comes our collection of glasses "The Grid". With a clearly retro-futuristic lines, with radical shapes, and thin wired.

We reduced the surface of the glasses to a minimum by drilling the 0.5mm steel, preserving the tension and structure of the glasses to convert it into a metaphor for the interior skeleton that supports a building. Designed to be light and flexible, they are valued by an audience who is looking for a technical glasses and does not want to go unnoticed.