Cyanometer Collection
Cyanometer takes its name from the 1789 invention which was used to measure the colour of the sky. The stones used for the ring-shaped installation are opals, which scatter the light in the same way that the sky does.
The 3 lights, standing, hanging and wall light are part of Swarovksi’s Chrystal Palace lighting collection.
Cyanometer Collection
Part of Swarovksi’s Crystal Palace lighting collection.
Exploration
materials
This is an impression of a research trip to the island of Stromboli by James Shaw and Marjan van Aubel.
solar
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Foaming Wood is an investigation of wood shavings combined with a bioresin.
Both the Well Proven Collection and Table 1/7 resulted from this research.
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Foaming expanding porcelain
Currently collaborating with Joris Laarman Lab and Tichelaar Makkum
solar
At Caventou, we are redefining solar technology by rethinking our relationship with energy and the objects that use it.