OS ∆ OOS
Perspective no. 2
*Unique piece only one available
Perspective No. 2, a room partition, explores the depiction of volume and spatial relationships on a flat surface through shifting transparencies. It highlights how different viewpoints create unique visual effects. The interplay of the piece's light-filtering foils and glass surfaces generates varying degrees of density and transparency.
Composed of simplified, self-supporting forms, Perspective No. 2 utilizes the triangle as a core element. This triangular structure allows for the manipulation of light transmission as it passes through the surfaces.
This particular piece incorporates movement within itself. Rotating one or both of its circular discs modifies the levels of transparency, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow. Perspective No. 2 relies on ambient light, using the filters to materialize its immateriality. By manipulating the passage of light waves—both vertically and horizontally—the user can effectively "touch" light, making it feel tangible.
OS ∆ OOS has long been captivated by the manipulation of light. With Perspective No. 2, this fascination reaches a new scale, creating a room divider designed to interact dynamically with its surroundings.
Dimensions: 120 x 45 x 174 cm
Edition: 1/1
photos by Jeroen van der Wielen
OS ∆ OOS
Perspective no. 2
*Unique piece only one available
Perspective No. 2, a room partition, explores the depiction of volume and spatial relationships on a flat surface through shifting transparencies. It highlights how different viewpoints create unique visual effects. The interplay of the piece's light-filtering foils and glass surfaces generates varying degrees of density and transparency.
Composed of simplified, self-supporting forms, Perspective No. 2 utilizes the triangle as a core element. This triangular structure allows for the manipulation of light transmission as it passes through the surfaces.
This particular piece incorporates movement within itself. Rotating one or both of its circular discs modifies the levels of transparency, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow. Perspective No. 2 relies on ambient light, using the filters to materialize its immateriality. By manipulating the passage of light waves—both vertically and horizontally—the user can effectively "touch" light, making it feel tangible.
OS ∆ OOS has long been captivated by the manipulation of light. With Perspective No. 2, this fascination reaches a new scale, creating a room divider designed to interact dynamically with its surroundings.
Dimensions: 120 x 45 x 174 cm
Edition: 1/1
photos by Jeroen van der Wielen
