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- Since 2023
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↗A CREATIVE DIALOGUE BETWEEN SHAPES AND EMOTIONS
Switch & Match is a series of modular lighting designed to combine design, functionality, and customization. Lighting fixtures that invite everyone to become the architect of their own design. Thanks to a magnet system, shapes and colors can be combined freely. Each piece becomes a unique creation, fashioned through intuition, emotion and gesture.
↗AN ARTISTIC GENESIS
Switch & Match was born from a process of research into the expressive potential of forms. As a graphic designer and screen printing artist, I have been exploring the notions of movement, balance, association and vibration for several years. My work oscillates between harmony and chaos. With this series, I wanted to translate this vision into a functional, but living object. A light fixture that not only illuminates, but invites you to feel. Each user enters into dialogue with the object and creates a balance in their own image.
Switch & Match is a series of modular lighting designed to combine design, functionality, and customization. Lighting fixtures that invite everyone to become the architect of their own design. Thanks to a magnet system, shapes and colors can be combined freely. Each piece becomes a unique creation, fashioned through intuition, emotion and gesture.
↗AN ARTISTIC GENESIS
Switch & Match was born from a process of research into the expressive potential of forms. As a graphic designer and screen printing artist, I have been exploring the notions of movement, balance, association and vibration for several years. My work oscillates between harmony and chaos. With this series, I wanted to translate this vision into a functional, but living object. A light fixture that not only illuminates, but invites you to feel. Each user enters into dialogue with the object and creates a balance in their own image.
