“ledwork” is a series of highly tangible, autonomous lights that respond to touch and movement. Connected together with magnets, they form a swarm of light in which new patterns emerge as the lights talk to each other and work in an ever-changing colorful harmony. This invites the user to observe, explore and construct new physical configurations while deepening the connection between object and user.
Designers: Teun Verkerk, Thomas Van Oekelen, Cees-Willem Hofstede, Tom Goijer
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