POUR

Confetti, caught mid-throw and set in stone.

Coriandoli keeps the loud, playful Memphis soul and gives it a new body — scattered chips that pour, settle, and cure to a polished gloss.

Everythingis a pour.

• 01
  No black keylineThe old Memphis outlined every card. Coriandoli throws the outline away — chips crowd the rim instead.
• 02
  Chips are the materialDiscs, triangles, quarter-rounds and squiggle shards, all one aggregate suspended in bone.
• 03
  Poured to a boundaryDense at the edge, thinning inward — an edge you can read without a single stroke.

Then itsets.

A screed sweeps the settled chips and the slab cures — matte to gloss. When the reading hits 100, the surface is set: fixed, polished, done.

Three inks.

Poured like a potter pours glaze — teal sings, magenta answers, chrome is held back for the finale.

SET INSTONE.

One detonation of chrome confetti, frozen mid-blast and polished to a wet gloss. The play is permanent now.