Shapes in Nature is a gathering of crystal fixtures by Denmark-based configuration bunch Hilden Diaz. The pieces were propelled by nature drawings by Darwinist Ernst Haeckel.
Not just are these crystal fixtures striking in appearance, they likewise cast fascinating shadows on the encompassing dividers. The sculptural outline impersonates a tree and its roots, turned and interlaced in a way that looks sporadic. Be that as it may, this configuration is really reflected around its flat pivot — a trademark in numerous outlines by this Danish team. In Structures in Nature, the reflecting looks like the relationship between our reality and the secret of the underworl
The power of the shadows is because of the configuration. Concealed in the curved branches, the solid light source permits the shadows to climb the dividers and change the room totally. The disposition and impact of the lighting changes as the light is darkened, making the shadows blur into unobtrusive outlines.
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