Pattern in Kish translates nature-inspired motifs into three-dimensional expression through light and sheet metal. This SARAAJ project explores lighting installations as contributors to night-time identity and the experience of public space.
Various patterns in the nature, which is a good source to create an urban element is displayed as decoration and lighting element which is in fact a part of nature in three-dimensional form as an urban symbol and has beautified the urban spaces.
Lighting elements are suitable for applied arts, and the use of light and playing with light is a good alternative for the sun and its beautiful mood. In fact, this work of art is like a landscape and a detail of nature that the sun shines on it and this work on metal sheets is a reflection of sunlight.
This project, along with other development of artistic spaces projects in Kish Island, including urban decoration, permanent and temporary urban elements, was designed and executed by Saraaj Urban Art Department for Creation and Development of Art Spaces for the order of Kish Island Urban Management in May 2018.





For another application of this approach, explore Up.
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