GRAPÉ explores the beauty of togetherness — the moment when individual forms gather to create a sculptural composition of light and shadow.
Elongated elements intersect, overlap and seem to move around a common centre, so the composition changes with the viewing angle. Dark dense volumes alternate with softly glowing surfaces, creating a considered rhythm between opacity and translucency, shadow and light.
Rather than openly displaying the light source, GRAPÉ lets the glow emerge from within the composition itself. The light seems enclosed inside the object, appearing between the layers and passing through translucent surfaces, which gives the fixture a sense of depth and restrained mystery.
Floating in space, the intersecting elements turn GRAPÉ into an architectural object that exists at once as a sculpture and a source of light.
GRAPÉ is light gathered into sculpture: a composition created by contrast, interconnection and depth.
