Inspired by Victor Vasarely’s Optical Art, Luis Arrivillaga designed a lamp based on a fully curvilinear black and white stripes not contained by contour lines.
Luis Arrivillaga: Dana lamp
Inspired to Optical Art, Luis Arrivillaga’s new lamp plays with shadows to create an optical illusion of movement, ambiguous figures and reversibile perspectives.
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- 02 November 2015
- Milano
Dana plays with shadow to create optical illusions and giving the viewer the impression of movement, stressing the relationship between form and function, exploiting different phenomena; ambiguous figures and reversible perspective; line interference; chromatic vibration and different viewpoints and the superimposition of elements in space. Two semi-spheres acts as foreground and background in a tense and contradictory juxtaposition. Creating two patterns of lines with a single common point, in this case is the cable that holds all the system.
Dana
Design: Luis Arrivillaga