Home / The Edit Lighting Solutions Enveloping light: Introducing Array Array is an exploration of thread and its potential to create lightweight and dynamic sculptures of light. Composed of an array of fine threads pulled taut between two rings, the collection presents a variety of conical and cylindrical silhouettes that can be combined together to form a compelling installation.Marking the first collaboration between Vibia and designer Umut Yamac, Array envelops rather than invades the space it occupies. Experimenting with light, Yamac manipulates layers of technically-processed thread into majestic, three-dimensional volumes that shimmer overhead. Balanced by the weight of the aluminium rings, the threads are held in tension to create a delicate, lightweight form. Solid, yet translucent, the layered lines of cord influence the visitor’s perception of volume, weight and depth to create a new spatial experience. Combining soft downlighting with an alluring upwards glow, a light source concealed within the lower ring washes upwards from below to produce a spectacular gradient effect as it interacts with the tone and texture of the threads. The layering effect creates an interference pattern, or moire, which produces the illusion of movement with the shifting gaze of the viewer, the threads seeming to vibrate as the light passes through. Array makes a striking statement for a variety of commercial and residential spaces. The collection incorporates three different heights in various shapes, the largest of which extends to nearly two metres in height and 124 cm in diameter. The matte black of the aluminium rings is complemented by the soft hue of the threads, which come in a warm terra red, sober green and neutral beige to suit a variety of contemporary palettes. Discover Array Share on Facebook Twitter Linkedin Pinterest Pinterest You may also like... Lighting Solutions Introducing Knit: Reflections on Light and Materiality Lighting Solutions The New Era of Lighting: Introducing Plusminus Lighting Solutions Layers of Light: Introducing pendants from the Flat collection