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Op art (optical art) developed in the 1960s as an artistic style that used geometric shapes to generate optical illusions. With a nod to the genre, designer Remedios Simón created Spiro, a charismatic pendant whose frame contains a mass of irregular wood veneer spirals. Available in six outer shell versions (cherrywood or red veneer, large acrylic white or black, medium acrylic white or black), Spiro is an impressive light with an enchanting aura. Similar to op art, Spiro plays with the physiology and psychology of human perception, its charm utterly irresistible.
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| Name | Spiro Medium Pendant - Matt White |
| Product Code | SPRO SM WH LED 33 DIMDALI |
| Family Name | Spiro |
| Indoor / Outdoor | Indoor |
| Mounting | Suspension |
| Net Weight | 10.9 Kg |
| Dimensions | Pendant Diameter: 29.52 inch, Suspension Height: 5.90 inch |
| Wattage | 48W |
| Color Temperature | 3000K |
| Cord Length | 2.5 Meter |
| Light Effect | Diffused |
| IP Rating | 20 |
| Certification | FSC |
| Material | outer shell in acrylic white and Wood Veneer Spirals, White Acrylic Top Diffuser and Brushed Nickel Metal Canopy |
Rene Roubicek (born 1922) is a Czech glass icon. Glass art as an independent art discipline was actually born in Czechoslovakia and it was first introduced to the world by Mr. Roubicek , over half a century ago. His spatial dimensional abstract compositions combining metal and glass caused a sensation at the 1958 Expo in Brussels Roubicek subsequently won the Grand Prix Expo award. His work is represented in many major galleries worldwide.
