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L’idea non è male: una lampada a sospensione che ricorda una nuvola, in ovatta, che si automodella in diverse forme per avere esemplari unici. Le Nuage di Wout Wessemius, grazie a un diffusore in plastica attorno a un bulbo a risparmio energetico, crea nell’ambiente l’atmosfera del sole attraverso le nuvole. Peccato che un’idea molto simile l’avessero già avuta di recente Frank Gehry (Cloud, Belux, 2005) e Denis Santachiara (Nuvola, 2008). Si fatica quindi a capire quale sia la vera originalità dell’idea di Wessemius, perché, se da cosa nasce cosa, poi ci si aspetta che ci sia un’evoluzione. No? (via Design Milk)
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The idea is not bad: a hanging lamp that resembles a cloud, made of polyester wadding, that models itself into different shapes so that each is unique. Le Nuage by Wout Wessemius, thanks to a plastic shell that diffuses the light of an energy-efficient bulb, creates the impression that the sun is shining through the clouds. Pity that a very similar idea occurred recently to Frank Gehry (Cloud, Belux, 2005) and Denis Santachiara (Nuvola, 2008). So it’s hard to see where the real originality of Wessemius’s idea lies, for if one thing springs from another, then you’d expect that there would be an evolution. Wouldn’t you? (via Design Milk)
Roberta Mutti
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