Inspired by aircraft aerodynamics, Aurora is an exploration into the dynamic balance between linear forms and planar shapes. The result is an elegant lighting object with severe sharpness and a slender profile that merge with light to create an illusion of static motion. A sculptural ornament during the day, the design comes alive at night with soothing hues of cyan and blue that mimic a natural aurora phenomenon.
Designer: Leonardo Criolani
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