zaha hadid’s eve lamp for LASVIT juxtaposes transparent and opaque glass
composed of fifteen glass elements, ‘eve’ is a chandelier that combines traditional glass manufacturing techniques with the architect’s parametric design.
salone del mobile: for its 10-year anniversary, glass manufacturer LASVIT is pleased to announce ‘eve’, a hanging lamp by zaha hadid. accompanying hadid’s other lamp ‘duna’, both lighting objects will be part of the ‘lanterna magica’ exhibition at euroluce. composed of fifteen glass elements arranged in a harmonious way, ‘eve’ is a chandelier that combines traditional glass manufacturing techniques with the architect’s well-known parametric design style.
the hanging chandelier is composed of fifteen glass elements
consistent with zaha hadid’s aesthetic, ‘eve’ for LASVIT features a composition that is both fluid and organic. a game between the opaque and transparent elements results in a fascinating object whose appearance changes once the light is on. the suspended glass bodies vary in length and gently float in space creating a spectacle of light and shadows. the sculptural quality of the work is remarkable during daylight while it opens new dimensions once the night arrives.
the form of the lamp features hadid’s recognizable aesthetic achieved through parametric design
the parts that make up ‘eve’ are gracefully suspended and float in the space
the use of opaque and transparent elements result in a game between light and shadow
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