Plasma Studio l Tagliente

As part of the ewoLAB project, Plasma Studio developed Tagliente as a smooth transition between the vertical mast structure and the horizontal elements of the luminaire.

Plasma Studio is developing Tagliente as a flowing transition between the vertical mast structure and horizontal elements of the lamp. The intersection is angled in various directions, the relationship between the various surfaces distorted, the structure concealed. The richly-faceted object shows various aspects of its shape from every perspective.

The ewoLAB project was first exhibited at the Plasma Studio's „Nodal Landscapes“ solo exhibition at the DAZ Berlin from 02.10 to 14.11.2010.

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