Leo Lague is a Brazilian designer who reinterprets time, symbols, and matter in a radical aesthetic. His practice transits between history, semiotics, mythology, and anthropology, tensioning limits between opposites: time and space, the manual and the industrial, the sacred and the secular, the real and the fictional. Growing up between the natural landscapes and power plants of southern Brazil, Leo Lague experienced a world of contrasts at the turn of the millennium—shifting from analog to digital, surrounded by emerging questions about the future. Through design, he explores a wide range of influences and materials.