Kuboraum is a vision of identity — a living dialogue between art, sound, and design.

Founded in 2012 in Berlin’s creative underground by Livio Graziottin and Sven Gotti, the brand grew from the same energy that drives the city’s music and performance scene. From collaborations with avant-garde musicians to the immersive soundscapes of its campaigns, Kuboraum treats eyewear not just as an object, but as an experience — a mask that resonates with rhythm, attitude, and emotion.

Handmade in Italy, Designed for Identity

Each piece is sculpted in Italy using precious acetates, brushed metals, and artisanal finishes, where every curve and screw becomes part of an expressive anatomy. Some pieces integrate metalwork that echoes the precision of musical instruments; others reveal layered acetates that capture and refract light like stage illumination. The result is eyewear that feels alive — tactile, architectural, and unmistakably personal.

To wear Kuboraum is to inhabit a mask that protects and projects at once — a piece of art that transforms the face into a statement of identity.

Born from the collaboration between Kuboraum and Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin’s Museum of Contemporary Art, the capsule unites sculptural eyewear design with curatorial innovation.

The collection debuts with four masks — two micro-metal sun designs and two acetate frames fitted with 24-hour lenses. Their chromatic universe draws from Dan Flavin’s fluorescent light installation, which bathes the museum façade in blue and green neon hues — a tribute to transformation, light, and perception.

Now part of Kuboraum’s permanent collection, this collaboration embodies shared values of innovation, inclusivity, and diversity — bridging art, fashion, and identity.

Radiant yet enigmatic, Kuboraum sunglasses transform the everyday into the extraordinary.

Oversized frames, geometric volumes, and bold contrasts of acetate and metal make each piece a statement of individuality.

Kuboraum optical glasses are designed for those who see vision as part of identity.

Minimalist yet daring, these masks transform prescription eyewear into architectural forms that redefine the boundaries between utility and art.

Kuboraum’s acetate frames are sculptural explorations of volume and depth.

Handcrafted in Italy, they feature bold cuts, layered tones, and tactile finishes that highlight the material as both functional and expressive.

Lightweight yet structured, the metal masks balance precision with provocation. Industrial details meet minimalist lines, offering a collection that feels futuristic while rooted in craftsmanship.

Beyond its core collections, Kuboraum continues to expand a series of Special Edition Masks — pieces that fuse artisanal craftsmanship with experimental detail.

Each frame is a statement in motion: meticulously built and often enhanced with silver chains that trace the contours of the design, blurring the line between eyewear and jewelry.

Highlights include masks from the Reisen, Rimless, and Hydromechanics lines, alongside collector favorites like the Q50 and other icons from Kuboraum’s Eyecouture line.

Every style is one of a kind and available in extremely limited quantities — art objects for those who see beyond convention.

An experiment in movement and mechanics, the H Series introduces clockwork-inspired frames.

Visible screws and engineered components create a dynamic structure, transforming the eyewear into a living piece of design.