Voronoi
designed by Carlos del Castillo
DELTA Hanging lamp,
H 14 cm, Ø 23 cm.
DELTA Hanging lamp: H14 cm, Ø23 cm.
BETA Standing lamp: H38 cm L19 cm B19 cm
Munich (Germany), 2019
The Voronoi diagrams have been used in engineering and natural sciences since the 19th century. Carlos del Castillo achieved to bring the continuity of their surfaces and the beauty of their shapes to a family of lamps.
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Concepts like texture, emotion, roughness, organic, rustic and traditional that are unconsciously attached to sand meet the characteristics of complexity, geometry, science, innovation, future & trend of the Voronoi pattern.
Sand and technology form these luminaires to be a modern, simple and elegant element for all living spaces.
The main goal of this project with Sandhelden was to create a product able to teach and show what this technology is capable of doing in terms of complexity. At the same time, it studies the limitations of the technology of Sandhelden.
Available on request.
Material:
Post-processing:
Quartz sand (SH – F01)
Infiltration
Carlos del Castillo
Carlos studied Bachelor of Industrial Design Engineering and Product Development in Madrid (Spain) where he is originally from. The passion, commitment, and the continuous pursuit of the connections between design and science are the characteristics that define his work.
His critical and analytical thinking, strongly influenced by his engineering background, shapes the way he approaches any design project.
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As the head of the product design department of Sandhelden, he also designed the Simbiosis collection. A series of washbasins with proportions and inspiration from classic construction techniques.
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