Trilogy has two continues apertures, giving the pen an exaggeratedly sliced look, the entire mechanism virtually coming into contact with the writer's hand in what I would call a very "Arman" concept of a pen.
Trilogy encapsulates the concept of slices and multiples by repeating the slicing motif every 120 degrees and thus generating a multiple, symbolising accumulation and repetition.
The third pen, Doppler, encapsulates the two concepts and extends them to the clip, whose motif is repeated on both cap and barrel, offering an impression of obsessive and continuous repetition.
The object of this repetition is a feather, the symbol of Pineider's entire range and a fetish of writing in the broadest sense of the term, with a doppler effect extending from the clip to the cap and barrel.
The clip is a skeletal feather where voids and solids play on the style of Arman, emphasising the feather's proportions, thus each pen - Night & Day, Trilogy and Doppler - contains the exact morphology of its accumulation or of its break.
