Squash is a wall mirror with a black metal frame.‎The encounter between the creative spirit of Paul Cocksedge, an internationally renowned designer and artist, and the experimental spirit of Magis, gave birth to Squash.‎ Much more than a collection of mirrors: “an exploration of the power of compression”, as the designer explains, a simple gesture that transforms matter and form, giving life to objects that seem to capture a movement.‎ An idea born from the desire to explore the boundary between three-dimensional and two-dimensional, between soft and rigid, between design and pure expression.‎ Soft, molded and compressed shapes that suddenly become flat surfaces, without losing the sense of volume and tension.‎
This is how each Squash mirror develops its personality, like a fragment of a gesture crystallized in time that comes to life, evoking stories, emotions, human connections.‎ There are shapes that recall a hug, others that suggest a greeting, others that seem to capture the sweetness of a parent holding a child in their arms.‎ Different materials that integrate with each other and a blurred boundary between the flat dimension and rigid staticity: the light play of volumes creates a new tactile and visual experience.‎ Everyday objects come to life and dialogue with those who observe them.‎
The collection is composed of three mirrors (89.‎2x104 cm) characterized by a black metal frame that ideally contains the dynamic thrust of the mirrors, and two mirrors characterized respectively by one or two shelves that press on the sides.‎ The first ones can be positioned both vertically and horizontally.