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worclip: Wave Table 02 (2010-2012) by Frederik Skåtar The table is a part of the project “From animation to sculpture” which was funded by the Swedish Arts Grants Committee (Konstnärsnämnden) in 2010. Materials: acrylic glass and aluminiumDimensions: 1000X1000X500 mmAmplitude: max 3mm Wave Table 02 is made of acrylic glass through which objects visually seem to be under water. The aim with this project is to “hide a sculpture” in a common object, in this case a table. The sculpture materializes a shape that constantly occurs in nature, however we cannot see it because of our perception of time and movement. Here, the movement of water has been frozen and carved out as a sculpture. 

myampgoesto11: Lighting Design Collective: Silo 468 Silo 468 was originally built in the 1960s and it used to store 16,000 m3 of oil – but it has now been transformed into a wind-controlled lighting installation. Located on the water in the Kruunuvuorenranta District, the silo is visible to central Helsinki, Suomenlinna Fortress and the sea. Commissioned by the city of Helsinki through Lighting Design Collective, the silo is a permanent art installationand public space that visitors can walk around and enter. LDC’s design draws upon the city’s industrial heritage while looking to the area’s future as a residential district. via Inhabitat

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myampgoesto11: Lighting Design Collective: Silo 468 Silo 468 was originally built in the 1960s and it used to store 16,000 m3 of oil – but it has now been transformed into a wind-controlled lighting installation. Located on the water in the Kruunuvuorenranta District, the silo is visible to central Helsinki, Suomenlinna Fortress and the sea. Commissioned by the city of Helsinki through Lighting Design Collective, the silo is a permanent art installationand public space that visitors can walk around and enter. LDC’s design draws upon the city’s industrial heritage while looking to the area’s future as a residential district. via Inhabitat
myampgoesto11: Lighting Design Collective: Silo 468 Silo 468 was originally built in the 1960s and it used to store 16,000 m3 of oil – but it has now been transformed into a wind-controlled lighting installation. Located on the water in the Kruunuvuorenranta District, the silo is visible to central Helsinki, Suomenlinna Fortress and the sea. Commissioned by the city of Helsinki through Lighting Design Collective, the silo is a permanent art installationand public space that visitors can walk around and enter. LDC’s design draws upon the city’s industrial heritage while looking to the area’s future as a residential district. via Inhabitat
myampgoesto11: Lighting Design Collective: Silo 468 Silo 468 was originally built in the 1960s and it used to store 16,000 m3 of oil – but it has now been transformed into a wind-controlled lighting installation. Located on the water in the Kruunuvuorenranta District, the silo is visible to central Helsinki, Suomenlinna Fortress and the sea. Commissioned by the city of Helsinki through Lighting Design Collective, the silo is a permanent art installationand public space that visitors can walk around and enter. LDC’s design draws upon the city’s industrial heritage while looking to the area’s future as a residential district. via Inhabitat
myampgoesto11: Lighting Design Collective: Silo 468 Silo 468 was originally built in the 1960s and it used to store 16,000 m3 of oil – but it has now been transformed into a wind-controlled lighting installation. Located on the water in the Kruunuvuorenranta District, the silo is visible to central Helsinki, Suomenlinna Fortress and the sea. Commissioned by the city of Helsinki through Lighting Design Collective, the silo is a permanent art installationand public space that visitors can walk around and enter. LDC’s design draws upon the city’s industrial heritage while looking to the area’s future as a residential district. via Inhabitat
myampgoesto11: Lighting Design Collective: Silo 468 Silo 468 was originally built in the 1960s and it used to store 16,000 m3 of oil – but it has now been transformed into a wind-controlled lighting installation. Located on the water in the Kruunuvuorenranta District, the silo is visible to central Helsinki, Suomenlinna Fortress and the sea. Commissioned by the city of Helsinki through Lighting Design Collective, the silo is a permanent art installationand public space that visitors can walk around and enter. LDC’s design draws upon the city’s industrial heritage while looking to the area’s future as a residential district. via Inhabitat
myampgoesto11: Lighting Design Collective: Silo 468 Silo 468 was originally built in the 1960s and it used to store 16,000 m3 of oil – but it has now been transformed into a wind-controlled lighting installation. Located on the water in the Kruunuvuorenranta District, the silo is visible to central Helsinki, Suomenlinna Fortress and the sea. Commissioned by the city of Helsinki through Lighting Design Collective, the silo is a permanent art installationand public space that visitors can walk around and enter. LDC’s design draws upon the city’s industrial heritage while looking to the area’s future as a residential district. via Inhabitat
myampgoesto11: Lighting Design Collective: Silo 468 Silo 468 was originally built in the 1960s and it used to store 16,000 m3 of oil – but it has now been transformed into a wind-controlled lighting installation. Located on the water in the Kruunuvuorenranta District, the silo is visible to central Helsinki, Suomenlinna Fortress and the sea. Commissioned by the city of Helsinki through Lighting Design Collective, the silo is a permanent art installationand public space that visitors can walk around and enter. LDC’s design draws upon the city’s industrial heritage while looking to the area’s future as a residential district. via Inhabitat
myampgoesto11: Lighting Design Collective: Silo 468 Silo 468 was originally built in the 1960s and it used to store 16,000 m3 of oil – but it has now been transformed into a wind-controlled lighting installation. Located on the water in the Kruunuvuorenranta District, the silo is visible to central Helsinki, Suomenlinna Fortress and the sea. Commissioned by the city of Helsinki through Lighting Design Collective, the silo is a permanent art installationand public space that visitors can walk around and enter. LDC’s design draws upon the city’s industrial heritage while looking to the area’s future as a residential district. via Inhabitat

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Lighting Design Collective: Silo 468

Silo 468 was originally built in the 1960s and it used to store 16,000 m3 of oil – but it has now been transformed into a wind-controlled lighting installation. Located on the water in the Kruunuvuorenranta District, the silo is visible to central Helsinki, Suomenlinna Fortress and the sea. Commissioned by the city of Helsinki through Lighting Design Collective, the silo is a permanent art installationand public space that visitors can walk around and enter. LDC’s design draws upon the city’s industrial heritage while looking to the area’s future as a residential district.

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