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london-based designer julian mayor has released ‘intersect’, a limited edition task light whose form is based on computer graphic simulations of explosions.
mayor explains, ‘I was interested in the way the computer takes a surface and divides it in a dynamic way to create the illusion of momentum’.
crafted from three pieces of tinted acrylic the light slots together without any additional fasteners and uses a flat panel LED matrix as the light source.
‘intersect’ along with the previously released frame light, angle chair and may stool will be a part of the design auction at pierre berge in brussels on december 16, 2011.
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@Mac: same thought that crossed my mind
<3 x 1,000,000
the photos make it difficult to read the shapes, a video would help…
agree it feels retro but also quite new at the same time. I feel confused, but in a good way
It reminds me 80’s design taste …
this light looks interesting. I would like to see it for real
Probably the ugliest lamp I have ever seen. The prototype looks much better..