July 19, 2013
A series of intriguing silk-screened Tyvek light objects have been designed by Lighting designer Naama Hofman and textile designer Dikla Ben Ari
A series of intriguing silk-screened Tyvek light objects have been designed by Lighting designer Naama Hofman and textile designer Dikla Ben Ari. Every 009 piece is made using a free hand technique so each print is one of a kind and can not be duplicated. The objects can be seen as both art pieces and lighting and combine both bright colour and light.
Photos by Yael Engelhart
009 Light Objects by Naama Hofman and Dikla Ben Ari
009 Light Objects by Naama Hofman and Dikla Ben Ari
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