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The installation by LUCE TU lighting embodies and conveys the Japanese philosophy of
Komorebi, an evocative and highly topical term that paints the image of light creeping
through tree leaves. This natural phenomenon expresses the beauty of impermanence and
stimulates a deep connection with the present, celebrating the harmonious relationship with
nature and living in the here and now.
LUCE TU aims to bring the concept of Komorebi into everyday environments, developing the
project in two complementary dimensions. On the one hand, it focused on the analysis of
sunlight to recreate its delicate natural effect; on the other, it conceived a structure
composed of symbolic leaves, made with cold metal casting techniques. This approach
generates a refined play of shadows, light reflections and warm metallic tones on the gold
and copper-colored leaves, providing a constant alternation of vibrant shades.
In this dynamism, the shadows cast by the leaves transform into sources of light, amplified
by the heat, giving life to an immersive experience that invites the observer to linger in the
present moment and grasp its magic.
Under the creative direction of architect Isacco Brioschi, LUCE TU transforms shadows into
luminous elements, enveloping viewers in an immersive experience. Set within a conceptual
Zen garden crafted from natural elements like sand, wood, and stone, this installation invites
individuals to embrace the magic of the present moment and appreciate the enchanting
dance of light and shadow.
