Solstice: Kinetic Clock by Animaro
Published Jan 15, 2019
Designed by Matt Gilbert – CEO and founder of Animaro Design – the Solstice is not your traditional clock. It displays time through shape and pattern, gradually opening and closing as the day goes by.
“It does not show minutes or seconds, but rather, the time of day. Its movement representing a unique and more peaceful view of time.
Solstice is not only an engineering feat in terms of its motion, it also has hidden technology that makes it a magnificent showpiece. By using the discreet touch sensor on the bottom rail, users can show the clock move in mesmerising ways.”
You can get yours through Indiegogo.
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