Project Para is a design studio that creates lighting & objects from a sustainable point of view, considering the planet and its resources. We experiment and play with ideas of the present and the future through digital narratives. Occupying the liminal space between physical and digital, we seek to combine technological advances with sensual qualities to create visual forms at the intersection of design and art, old and new, light and shadow.
Our mission at Project Para is to create artful and sustainable designs that celebrate beauty and simplicity. We believe that good design should not only be aesthetically pleasing but also environmentally sustainable.
The objects selected for the exhibition embody a fusion of tradition, mythology and modernity. Rooted in aesthetic exploration, Para’s concepts seamlessly blend archetypal forms such as the square, circle and triangle to create digitally crafted sculptures that redefine traditional boundaries and evoke a sense of timeless elegance. Taeda, inspired by the Latin word for torch, exudes a soft and sensual ambience reminiscent of the ancient practice of illumination. The Triteia vase, named after the mythological sea nymph, captivates with its graceful transformation from its triangular origins to an elegant form that evokes the ebb and flow of the sea. Meanwhile, the Ms, Mr and Martini vases, made from recycled PET, reflect modern simplicity and eco-conscious design principles.
