Wireflow by Arik Levy, a designer hailing from Israel and based in Paris, France, is a series of light fixtures that look more like two-dimensional line drawings than three-dimensional lamps. Made out of black wires, hence its name, the lights are beautifully artistic. Dropping down in handful of long lines, they each take on geometric forms somewhere in the middle only to drip down again as though it were a snake that just swallowed a large object.
Created for Vibia, Wireflow by Arik Levy may be simple, but it is also visually striking. Ending in a number of equally minimalist LED lights, the fixtures do provide a glow, although some may believe that they are solely sculptures and not practical at all. They are available in a range of shapes and sizes.
What's Driving This Trend
- Wireflow Lighting
- Opportunity for designers to create visually striking, two-dimensional light fixtures that blur the line between art and practicality.
- Geometric Forms
- Opportunity to incorporate geometric shapes and lines into lighting designs for a minimalist and artistic aesthetic.
- LED Lighting
- Opportunity to use LED lights in innovative ways to create unique and customizable lighting fixtures.
Who This Affects Most
- Lighting Design
- Opportunity for lighting designers to explore new forms and materials to create avant-garde light fixtures.
- Art and Sculpture
- Opportunity for artists to create light fixtures that are not only functional but also visually stunning and resemble two-dimensional sculptures.
- Interior Design
- Opportunity for interior designers to incorporate wireflow lighting fixtures into spaces for a modern and artistic ambiance.
