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Pendant lamp OPART

A natural oak-colored wooden pendant lamp decorated with geometric patterns originating from optical art. The pattern of Samogitian linen towel weaving has been transferred to the luminous shade.

Optical art, known as op art in English as it is abbreviated, originated in the mid-20th century and was based on optical illusions of perception. The most famous examples of this visual art are black and white geometric abstractions that create the impression of movement, as well as hidden images, flashing and vibrating patterns, and patterns that swell or distort before the eyes.

The illusion of moving patterns in a Samogitian towel was woven long before the most famous creators of the Op Art movement, Victor Vasarely, Bridget Riley, etc., became famous. The museum's textile heritage revived in the chandelier evokes a pleasant mystery about a Samogitian weaver who sat at the loom at the dawn of optical art.


Wood color:arctic oak
Size (diameter x height, cm):
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Sale price€190,00 EUR

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Pendant lamp OPART

Pendant lamp OPART

arctic oak / 35x16

EtnoDesign studija

Pickup available, Usually ready in 24 hours

J. Basanavičiaus g.
3
01118 Vilnius
Lithuania

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