Oko is a lightweight object inspired by the organic form of liquid mercury. It facilitates a psycho-perceptual phenomenon of steel, subtly diffusing light. The deformations created by Oko make us pay more attention to what we see and how we look at reality.

It is said that the eyes are the mirror of the soul. Similarly, OKO could be the soul of the space in which it is located. Made of high-gloss stainless steel, its smooth but creased surface diffuses the surrounding reality and reveals psycho-perceptual phenomena of the material. The world seen by OKO is a world of expressive deformations from another side of a sphere: uneasy, but also somehow romantic.

OKO is a high-tech sculptural abstraction that shows the true nature of steel, a material that Oskar Zięta transforms into a refined object, subtly diffusing light. OKO owes its delicate structure and durability to the FiDU technology, based on free deformation caused by high internal pressure. Its round, pure and impeccable structure creates endless possibilities for interpretation. OKO is at the same time a sophisticated futuristic sculpture, a distorted mirror, an intriguing decoration, a steel canvas where images appear and vanish at the same time.

The Zieta Oko mirror is available in multiple sizes (36cm, 62cm, 75cm, 95cm, 120cm, or 150cm) and is made of polished stainless steel. Its unique, creased surface is a result of the FiDU technology, which involves inflating two sheets of steel with compressed air to create a durable, lightweight, and sculptural object. Finishes can vary and include high-gloss inox (polished stainless steel), as well as colored versions like jade green, sapphire, and light gold