The Gufram Punch A Wall is no ordinary object: it is a polyurethane punching bag disguised as a column of orange bricks. Conceived by Studio Job, this bold and ironic sculpture plays with contradictionssoft versus hard, dream versus reality, aggression versus humor, creating a short circuit of perception that is both surprising and playful. At first glance, Punch A Wall appears to be an immovable fragment of architecture, a solid column of bricks; in reality, it is flexible, light, and designed to be interacted with. This intentional paradox makes it a provocative masterpiece, perfectly aligned with the radical spirit of Gufram.

Materiality and Irony

Crafted entirely from soft polyurethane and finished by hand, the Studio Job punching bag captures the essence of radical experimentation. The surface, meticulously painted in vivid orange, mimics the texture of real bricks, creating a striking illusion. This inversion; hard-looking but soft to the touch; embodies Gufram’s design philosophy of “true-false,” where reality and fiction overlap in unexpected ways. The object blurs the line between functionality and metaphor: it can serve as an interactive punching bag, a sculptural décor element, or a radical art piece. Its ironic materiality invites users to reflect on the absurdity of aggression transformed into design.

A Radical Statement Piece

Punch A Wall integrates seamlessly into eclectic interiors and avant-garde collections. It resonates with other radical icons such as Studio 65 and Gufram’s Bocca collection, and with the irreverent creations of Ceretti, Derossi & Rosso. It also finds a natural dialogue with contemporary eclectic brands like Ibride Furniture. Within such contexts, Punch A Wall is more than a piece of Gufram interior decor: it becomes a conceptual statement about resilience, imagination, and the power of humor to disarm seriousness. Whether placed in a domestic environment, a gallery, or a hospitality project, it always sparks curiosity and conversation.

Art for Interaction

More than a boxing sculpture, Punch A Wall embodies the provocative and playful spirit of Radical Design itself. It transforms architectural rigidity into softness and aggression into laughter, showing how design can be both critical and lighthearted. As a collectible icon, it carries the distinctive narrative approach of Studio Job, blending storytelling, irony, and visual impact. To own the Gufram Punch A Wall is to embrace a piece of radical culture that challenges conventions while celebrating creativity. It is an object that refuses to be ignored: bold, ironic, and endlessly engaging.