The lamps created by award-winning Italian designer Davide Groppi stand out for their simplicity, lightness, innovation and surprise. "The pieces I produce are the result of an idea and not a project. I am a light worker and not a designer," says Davide Groppi, who in all of his work offers sensory experiences to those who have the opportunity to see his pieces that are on the frontier of art and design. He also reveals "I began to produce a useful light, a light to see, which at the same time is a light to "feel".
We know that light can influence people's emotional and physical state and that artificial lighting produces a very different interpretation to that obtained by natural daylight. In Vila Grintosa, the name given to the house project, the symbiosis of architecture and light by Davide Groppi creates a rare and captivating effect. And one of the questions raised when observing this work: What is the boundary between light and art? And the professional answers: "It's a bit like the difference between a craftsman and an artist: the first has great manual skill and uses his brain, the second adds his heart. My lamps are always born from the encounter between heart and brain." says Groppi Meet this lightworker.[newsletter]
