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90% Table

2026
Materials: acrylic, glass, brass
45 см x 65 см
Category: design
Item Number: 153742
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About the Work
About the Artist

90% table is an almost disappearing table. This Schrodinger table may not exist when we turn our backs on it. But then we managed to turn around and catch the moment the table disappeared into another dimension. We managed to stop this process of disappearance with our eyes and froze it as if playing the game “freeze” the table. The main idea displayed in this project is that we are modeling our space.

The 90% table is one of the unusual objects of the Yomut universe, which served as an altar on the planet of secrets, which disappeared one day and now wanders to different places in the universe, appearing on one planet, then on another. They say that the lucky ones who managed to meet this table were able to find their cherished desires on it.

Taras Zheltyshev (Taras Yoom) is an international multidisciplinary artist, creator of the immersive art universe Yoomoota, and a participant in major contemporary art exhibitions across Europe, Asia, and the United States. His paintings, sculptures, and installations merge the organic and the artificial, exploring human nature and our relationship with the world through the signature style of biomorphic surrealism. Combining contemporary techniques with traditional craftsmanship, he creates a fantastical universe where functional objects become tools for investigating all dimensions of human experience — from physiology to emotional states and the perception of reality.

Zheltyshev began his artistic journey in collectible design, earning recognition from the international design community through awards such as the A’ Design Award, International Design Awards, Good Design Awards, and Elle Decoration. He later developed an independent practice in painting and sculpture, working at the intersection of craftsmanship and technology. His artistic techniques include oil and acrylic painting, lithography, graphite drawing, assemblage, hand modeling, 3D printing, and digital art.

Today, Taras Zheltyshev’s works are held in private collections in Paris, London, Seoul, Belgium, Miami, New York, and Moscow, and have been featured in Forbes, Harper’s Bazaar, L’Officiel, The Art Newspaper, and GQ.