Uploaded May 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Is it possible to express yourself through light? Can we transform our emotions into a ray of light? Do emotions possess color? Those were some of the questions which our Reader in Perception Katarína Fulínová, and Professor of Interpretation Katka Handlová raised while conducting their experiment which charts the viewers’ emotions through light and color. The installation refracts any kind of emotion. Feeling angry or sad? Go ahead! More emotions create more diverse light.
“Traces transforms its look according to the interaction with its viewer, who can leave their emotions written in glass and light,” explains Katarina Fulínová. “Everyone can become a designer for a while and change the look of the whole installation. The installation is ‘alive’, and never looks the same way twice,” adds Handlová.
The ladies allow viewers to become co-creator of a spectacular installation which interacts with the viewer’s orientation. The installation was inspired by the cosmic nebula – a giant cloud of dust and gas in space that can enhance the refraction of certain colors and light, and which is in a state of permanent flux.
Traces premiered during Milan Design Week at Euroluce 2019 (Apr 9 - 14). Find out more about our Theory of Light: milan.lasvit.com
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Is it possible to express yourself through light? Can we transform our emotions into a ray of light? Do emotions possess color? Those were some of the questions which our Reader in Perception Katarína Fulínová, and Professor of Interpretation Katka Handlová raised while conducting their experiment which charts the viewers’ emotions through light and color. The installation refracts any kind of emotion. Feeling angry or sad? Go ahead! More emotions create more diverse light.
“Traces transforms its look according to the interaction with its viewer, who can leave their emotions written in glass and light,” explains Katarina Fulínová. “Everyone can become a designer for a while and change the look of the whole installation. The installation is ‘alive’, and never looks the same way twice,” adds Handlová.
The ladies allow viewers to become co-creator of a spectacular installation which interacts with the viewer’s orientation. The installation was inspired by the cosmic nebula – a giant cloud of dust and gas in space that can enhance the refraction of certain colors and light, and which is in a state of permanent flux.
Traces premiered during Milan Design Week at Euroluce 2019 (Apr 9 - 14). Find out more about our Theory of Light: milan.lasvit.com
FOLLOW LASVIT AT
facebook.com/LASVITDESIGN
instagram.com/lasvitdesign
twitter.com/LasvitDesign
pinterest.com/lasvit
linkedin.com/company/lasvit










