Quadrature
Lausanne, ephemeral light concept
Collaboration: Lausanne industrial services (SIL), Public Lighting Division
Picture : André Schlaepfer
This dynamic light installation refers to the famous mathematical geometry problem considered to be insoluble: Squaring the circle.
Thirteen side-scatter fiber optic squares come alive and twirl inside a circle. They rotate around themselves like the mathematical problem that resisted the mathematicians for more than three millennials.
