These Zig/Zag Objects Make You Question Their Reflections
Through the use of color, mirrors, and the element of a zigzag line, Bo Zhang creates an optical illusion as if you're peering into an extended space.
If you find yourself going cross-eyed trying to figure out the secret behind these modern objects, you?re not alone. Designed by Bo Zhang, artist and chief designer of Desz Office, the Zig/Zag collection, which consists of vases with mirrors and a tray with a mirror, initially appear as playful objects to adorn your tabletops or display your flowers. However, upon closer inspection, you begin to question your perception and the mirrors? reflections. Is what the mirror reveals really there"
Through the clever use of color, strategic placement, and specific directions in a zigzag line, Zhang creates an optical illusion that makes you think you are peering into a portal to another space. On the ?zig? side, the objects are painted one vibrant color, while on the ?zag? sides, they are painted a different color that can only be seen by the mirror?s reflection. This puzzling view can be observed from any angle, prompting passersby to do a double take. While mirrors are typically functional items, the Zig/Zag collection elevates their definition to new heights, transforming a commonplace item into an artful object.
Curious about his creative process and the inspiration for Zig/Zag collection, we caught up with Zhang to learn more:
The Zig/Zag collection plays with perception and reflection in a way that challenges t...
If you find yourself going cross-eyed trying to figure out the secret behind these modern objects, you?re not alone. Designed by Bo Zhang, artist and chief designer of Desz Office, the Zig/Zag collection, which consists of vases with mirrors and a tray with a mirror, initially appear as playful objects to adorn your tabletops or display your flowers. However, upon closer inspection, you begin to question your perception and the mirrors? reflections. Is what the mirror reveals really there"
Through the clever use of color, strategic placement, and specific directions in a zigzag line, Zhang creates an optical illusion that makes you think you are peering into a portal to another space. On the ?zig? side, the objects are painted one vibrant color, while on the ?zag? sides, they are painted a different color that can only be seen by the mirror?s reflection. This puzzling view can be observed from any angle, prompting passersby to do a double take. While mirrors are typically functional items, the Zig/Zag collection elevates their definition to new heights, transforming a commonplace item into an artful object.
Curious about his creative process and the inspiration for Zig/Zag collection, we caught up with Zhang to learn more:
The Zig/Zag collection plays with perception and reflection in a way that challenges t...
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