By
Carlotta de Bevilacqua
Architect, designer and above all humanist, Carlotta de Bevilacqua has been a force in contemporary lighting since the 1980’s. A pioneer in LED research and implementation, she created the concept “The Human Light” in which lighting encourages not only the well-being of those who live, work and interact with it, but also the planet. As interested in science of light as the sensory experience, de Bevilacqua seeks to create synergy between products and users through accessible, experimental design. A life-force at Artemide for nearly 4 decades, in addition to her own studio she oversees Danese Milano creating minimal, yet elegant, products which further complement the built environment. In addition to widespread recognition for her work, in 2011, she received a Red Dot Design Award for the Algoritmo and Copernico.
Incipit’s minimal design combines optical, mechanical and thermal principles.
Simply put, it can do more with less. There are two optic performances: high contrast and downlight.
The vertical spokes have a mechanical function and play a crucial role in the conduction of heat generated by the lighting source.
2 sizes available in a white finish.
-Body in aluminum
-Minimalist design and no-frills
-The vertical spokes have a mechanical function and dissipate heat
-UGR factor compliant
LED
M3085W08
M3085W28
M3082W28
