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The initial inspiration for the faux curtain folding screen was the Curtain Wall sculpture by Harry Roseman, a piece of art that hangs in...

The initial inspiration for the faux curtain folding screen was the Curtain Wall sculpture by Harry Roseman, a piece of art that hangs in JFK’s international air terminal 4. In Julio’s screen, the carved illustration captures a set of billowing curtains, freezing them in time with the opening voids exposing areas of reflective mirror. The frame can fold and expand to fill a range of space. Feet can be adjusted in height for uneven floors. Knobs on the front and back side of the screen can be used to hang clothes, accessories, picture frames, etc. to further personalize the piece.

72” L x 3” W x 65” H

Purebond Baltic Birch Plywood, Polished Stainless Steel Mirror, Brushed Stainless Steel Frame and Knobs, Aluminum Feet

 Julio Torres by Sabai

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Julio Torres is a Salvadoran-American writer, comedian, and actor. He is known as a writer for Saturday Night Live and as the co-creator, writer, and executive producer of the HBO series Los Espookys and Fantasmas. He directed, wrote, and starred in the surrealist comedy film Problemista. Julio has a sense of style and perspective is incredibly unique and surreal, something he brings to all his works and productions.

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