Venice Glass Week 2020

3D printed HorizON is a suspension lamp

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As Arturo Tedeschi and DesignMorphine (Michael Pryor and Pavlina Vardoulaki Pryor) said, in the Venice Glass Week 2020. Their project horizON is based on the belief that the industry of next years won’t only evolve through a constant, technological upgrade of products, but reconsidering and reintegrating values ​​such as uniqueness, hand-making, and even “imperfection.

The project is based on the architectural interiors, merging high-tech and low-tech, 3D printing and Murano glass craftsmanship, algorithmic design, and LED technology.

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