Time Square by TENSHI7
2010
A few masterminds committed to Minimalism, called it the timepiece of the 21st century…
The designer himself, -and we must agree with him-, first feels it as a fine industrial piece of art, then a lighting installation, -a wall light, and then comes the function of a timepiece.
It will be officially presented in London during 100% Design London exhibition on 23-26 September 2010. -Earls Court, stand D32-
Rumour has it that there’s now a waiting list, but TENSHI7 team assured us within 8 weeks Time Square could travel anywhere in the world. For those of course who can see beyond the 10,000€ price tag!
Truth is stunning pieces do come with a certain price. Because they belong to eternity. Especially when a State of light, states your time…
Description. (extract from TENSHI7’s website)
Time Square consists of 12 cylindrical aluminum lighting components; 4 placed in the middle forming a cross, and 8 attached together with metal joints placed perimetrically forming a square frame, approximately 1,40m x 1,40m. LED lighting (12W) is integrated in each cylinder while a dimmer system ensures a wide brightness variation. The illuminated cylinders display “digitally” the 12 hours twice per day while the lower left horizontal cylinder displays the minutes; 12 circular LED spots light-up based upon a 5-minute frequency and fade-away progressively.
All available commands, -turn on/off, dimming and time setting-, are solely issued by Time Square’s remote control.
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