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'''Warp Core''' are freestanding triangular sculptural lighting fixtures. They have a body made of composite polyurethane resin panels made from cloth wood and recycled studio work. | |||
The warp cores are generally displayed standing vertically. | |||
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==Shows and Fairs== | |||
2016 – Collective Design Fair, Hand Job Gallery, New York, NY, USA | |||
2016 – Paris Design Week, House of Tai Ping, Paris, France | |||
==Versions== | |||
'''Version 1''' was debuted by Zoe Fisher with Hand Job Gallery at Collective Design Fair in 2016. This version was 8' tall consisting of two 5" triangular resin sections. | |||
Two 3 section, 12' tall versions were made for an exhibition at The House of Tai Ping for Paris Design Week 2016. | |||
'''Version 2''' was developed in spring 2019 to create a self contained electrical system. The size of the triangle was increased to approximately 7". Wall units were also introduced. | |||
Revision as of 17:23, 18 July 2019
Warp Core are freestanding triangular sculptural lighting fixtures. They have a body made of composite polyurethane resin panels made from cloth wood and recycled studio work.
The warp cores are generally displayed standing vertically.
Shows and Fairs
2016 – Collective Design Fair, Hand Job Gallery, New York, NY, USA
2016 – Paris Design Week, House of Tai Ping, Paris, France
Versions
Version 1 was debuted by Zoe Fisher with Hand Job Gallery at Collective Design Fair in 2016. This version was 8' tall consisting of two 5" triangular resin sections. Two 3 section, 12' tall versions were made for an exhibition at The House of Tai Ping for Paris Design Week 2016.
Version 2 was developed in spring 2019 to create a self contained electrical system. The size of the triangle was increased to approximately 7". Wall units were also introduced.