Shiro Kuramata, 1986/87 With "How High the Moon" Kuramata succeeded in reducing shape to a minimum. Backrest, armrests and seat have been reduced to simple cubic forms and executed in expanded metal. The shimmering, dematerialized surface is reminiscent of pale, glowing moonlight, the name is borrowed from a song by Duke Ellington. Materials: nickel-plated expanded metal mesh, coated in epoxy resin.