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Color Kinetics Inspiration Series BLOG

In this piece, Argentine Lighting Designer Sabrina Mandel argues that architectural lighting should be dynamic rather than static to truly reflect nature and human life. She explains that dynamic light—which includes subtle changes in brightness and white tones, not just vibrant colors—mimics natural sunlight. By doing so, it supports human circadian rhythms, enhances our moods, and reconnects our indoor environments with our natural origins.

A New Language Of Lighting - Burlington Sessions #2

Signify Design and Lighting Academy hosted the 2nd edition of the Burlington Sessions, a CoCreate aimed at bringing together lighting artists & designers that inspire us, push the limits and create a new language of lighting. This is a small group, by invitation only, of international recognized disruptors leading the way into the future of lighting.

These sessions are very hands-on, Signify shared some of the solutions we are developing in a very early stage, our guests were able to experiment and explore, and share their ideas on what/ how would these concepts work for them and their customers.

Dynamic light Webinar - The four dimension of architecture

#Dynamiclighting is not just RGB, it has to do with the light that changes, as our environment changes. That static light is no longer what it was.

Dynamic light, as the fourth dimension of architecture, is not a show, it is light that changes, as natural light changes, how everything changes in this fast-paced world that we are living today.

Instagram live - What does a lighting designer do?

Thank to @IDEAILUMINACION for this inspirational interview you have done to me in the early COVID PANDEMIC.

We could share lighting thoughts and experiences that encouraged us to face the new days