Miraggio Mirror
Made by Edra
Lo specchio Miraggio, disegnato da Fernando e Humberto Campana per Edra, trasforma la parete in un mosaico artistico di colore e luce. È composto da molte forme irregolari di acrilico specchiato, ciascuna tagliata al laser e rifinita a mano, collegate tra loro con fascette di nylon che consentono un sottile movimento. Sostenuto da un telaio in alluminio che lo mantiene sollevato dalla parete, riflette l'ambiente circostante in frammenti mutevoli che cambiano con l'angolo di visuale. Sia montato verticalmente che orizzontalmente, Miraggio funge sia da specchio funzionale che da presenza scultorea in qualsiasi stanza.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Miraggio Mirror for Edra?
The Miraggio Mirror was designed by Fernando and Humberto Campana, the São Paulo-based brothers whose practice is defined by an inventive use of humble or industrial materials transformed through craft and conceptual rigor.
What materials are used in the Miraggio Mirror?
The piece is constructed from laser-cut mirrored acrylic elements that are individually hand-finished, connected by nylon ties, and held within an aluminum frame. The nylon connections are integral to the design, allowing each element to move independently.
Does the Miraggio Mirror actually move?
Yes. The nylon tie connections between the mirrored acrylic fragments allow for subtle, organic movement, so the reflected image continuously shifts with air currents, the viewer's position, and changing light conditions.
How is the Miraggio Mirror mounted on the wall?
The aluminum frame holds the composition slightly proud of the wall, creating a gap that allows light to pass behind the piece and contribute to its overall optical effect.
Is the Miraggio Mirror made to order?
The Miraggio Mirror is a made-to-order piece produced by Edra. Lead times vary, and configuration or finish details are best confirmed through direct inquiry with a design specialist.