Dynamicube

During Milan Design Week Giorgio Traverso will present at Salone Satellite Dynamicube light collection, made by enlightened cubes.

Dynamicube floor lamp is a simple cube made of eight enlightening smaller cubes.

Three simple hinged movements invert the lamp: its outer surfaces all become inner surfaces and vice versa.

Dynamicube may easily be produced in series, given that its main structure is composed by the assembly of interlocking pieces having the same shape. The framework, made of aluminum, is covered with sheets of Makrofol. A sorter box is used for the exterior, which is assembled without the use of any screws or bolts.

The project takes inspiration from the patented of Peter-Michael Pfeiffer in 1964 and following evolution made by Naoki Yoshimoto in 1971.

Dynamicube II is an enlightened cube (15x15 cm) which may be decomposed and shaped in many positions. A complete revolution of its shape may be done with a few easy movements: the outer surfaces of the cube all become inner surfaces and vice versa.

Dynamicube II is made of four square surface and four triangular ones. Four square faces of the cube are Lumioec OLED panels (also an option is to add four further Lumioec OLED triangular panels): the Lumioec OLED are both on the external and internal faces of the cube.

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Giorgio Traverso, Dynamicube

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Giorgio Traverso, Dynamicube II

Giorgio Traverso, Dynamicube, concept

Dynamicube
Design: Giulio Traverso

8-13 April
Fiera di Rho
Salone Satellite

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