The design evokes feather-light and airy flight. It is
a sound sculpture that takes on a living form, free
from any sense of weight, inertia or staticity. The
original visual idea is inspired by a symbolic figure:
a bird opening up its left wing, keeping its right wing
close to its body, just before taking off in full flight.
The sense of lightness in the flight is increased by
the intense dark blue color and the vivid silver of
the aluminum: the color of the sky, of breadth –
the color of Aria.
WITH ARIA,
SOUND TAKES FLIGHT.
Shapes and colors blend
into one another to form
a single, dynamic whole
that recalls the design of
a wave, the silhouette of a
fish and the flight of a bird.
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