Cuatro Cuatros : 90° Le studio de design espagnol Cuatro Cuatros nous fait découvrir "90°", un vase en forme de triangle impossible provoquant une troublante illusion d'optique. L'objet se révèle ainsi depuis un certain point de vue. Sa forme ouverte apparaît alors fermée. L'effet apparait et disparait selon la position de l'observateur, troublant sa perception et ses repères. Le vase "90°" fait partie de la collection "Angles", une collection expérimentale d'objets imaginée par Cuatro Cuatros et reposant sur l'illusion et l'anamorphose. Sur le vase "90°", Cuatro Cuatros précise: "Is this an impossible triangle? The interposition, orientation and perspective create a contradiction of the space that makes us perceive something that is not. It comes from the Penrose experience. 90 ° is a vase that, based on a drawing, has been converted to a geometrical shape with volume. Depending on the point of view, both ends coincide and make it look like a closed figure." Sur la collection "Angles", Cuatro Cuatros précise également: "The collection Angles is created based on a study of optical illusions and their application the design of furniture. This collection gives continuity to our philosophy: the absence of hardware and schematic search, dynamic and experimentation. The collection is called Angles, given the importance of the point of view from which to observe the products. The effect appears and disappears, provoking an interaction with the viewer. When the effect is created, our perception deceives us and makes us see things as they are not. The designs are based on a graphic approach is embodied in objects that perform their function and preserve the visual strength . Simplifying the proposals has been possible using optimal materials. The exploration of optical illusions by the world of art emphasizes the artistic component they possess, which reinforces the experimentation of their design." Pour en savoir plus, visitez le site de Cuatro Cuatros. Précédent Suivant
