Kiseki means first stone. This wallpaper is an echo of raw art, where the artist seeks a strong production from an aesthetic point of view. Derived from brutalism, a post-war Anglo-Saxon architectural movement focused on reconstruction, this trend is notably inspired by the works of Le Corbusier and features stripped-down buildings made of raw concrete. This philosophy also emerged in digital design a few years ago under the form of Brutalism Design: sober and raw interfaces, with or without images. But Kiseki also means precious stone. A raw diamond, in a way.FORMAT : (W x H) 384 x 295 cm, 8 stripsMATCHABLE : No Premium 150g non-woven matte wallpaper - FSC CertifiedFire rated CS1Made and printed in France