In the early 1940s, Charles and Ray Eames embarked on a series of experiments to perfect their plywood-molding techniques. Their curiosity resulted in them creating two biomorphic forms inspired by Ray's graphic art which they later suspended from the ceiling in their Los Angeles apartment. The Eames Plywood Mobile highlights the couple’s influential approach to form and function, with each element gracefully interacting in a playful display of kinetic artistry.