Project
Squarable Lune
Client
Galerie Kreo
Year
2014
Type
Mirror
Description
Squarable Lune is a full-length mirror defined by a bold, graphic composition of two intersecting circles and a square. Its form reveals the simplicity and quiet magic of plane geometry, while alluding to the mathematical impossibility of “squaring the circle”. The intersecting shapes create soft, wholesome crescents, or lunes, set in contrast to the firmer geometry of the square.
Credits
Barbican photo: Jonas Lindström
Product photos: Galerie Kreo
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LOVE OF GEOMETRY
The intersecting shapes of the circles create soft, wholesome crescents, or lunes, set in contrast to the firmer geometry of the square.