6 cones, 1 carpet; textile objects with architectural qualities to distributes light more evenly through space.
After researching (artificial)light and the influence of daylight in the working environment I developed Daylit, a series of textile objects that distribute light more evenly through space.Equally versatile as the precious rays of the sun, each of these textile objects consist of a monolayer of microscopically pieces of glass. The print is drawn by hand with transparent ink to emphasise the retro-reflexive quality. Because of its rhythmic texture, the product will look unique from every angle, allowing the onlooker to bathe in a glow quite like sunlight.
Photo’s: Floor Knaapen for Dutch Invertuals
Microscopic view of the Daylit work (thanks to Koehorst in ‘t Veld).
Photo/Gif: Eleonore Gringnon