up close view of the 1728 heads that make up alexaner lervik’s light installation ‘dimensions’ image © designboom
swedish designer alexander lervik is behind the conceptual development of the light bar at this year’s stockholm furniture fair.
detail of the heads changing from blue to red image © designboom
the bar is an illuminated oasis situated amongst the hustle and bustle within hall A of the fairgrounds. entitled ‘dimensions’, lervik’s light installation, originally created for insurance company skandia, consists of 1728 heads – half male, half female – which are meant to symbolize the employees of the company.
full view image © designboom
12 rows x 12 rows of posts, each post containing 12 heads alternating male and female, are arranged to form a cube-like structure. each of the heads are controlled with LED lights that form a three-dimensional screen. the heads constantly change color, from orange to blue to red to pinks and greens, creating a playful and vibrant space ‘good for meetings, reflection and mingling,’ as lervik says.
the lighting technology for the installation has been developed in partnership with stockholm lighting company.
detail of the installation in pink image © designboom
the heads are arranged on poles arranged in 12 rows x 12 rows forming a cube-like structure image © designboom
transitioning from orange to blue image © designboom
multi-colored image © designboom
‘dimensions’ in its basic white form image © designboom
image © designboom
detail of the alternating male and female heads image © designboom
