Davide Groppi has chosen Milan Design Week 2016 to present “ WIRELESS IS MORE ” – the result of an ongoing search to express poetry and meaning through creative lighting.
The choice to apply wireless technology has allowed the development of creations that are closer to people and their specific needs, going beyond the limits imposed by electric wires.
On the occasion of the Milan Design Week 2015, Davide Groppi presented ten new lamps between art and technology, starting from the most basic form, the fire, the more sophisticated and rarefied forms of light.
Davide Groppi designs lights not only to illuminate, but also to tell stories, give meaning, draw metaphors and build the theatre of our lives.
They investigate the many dimensions of light playing between magic and impossibility, lightness and invention.
Davide Groppi takes his luminous creativity to Euroluce, the most important trade show for lighting design, during Milan Design Week 2017.
He presents his classic creations together with the latest in sophisticated lighting design, all developed with the poetry that has always distinguished Davide Groppi.
dedece’s exclusive video interview with Davide Groppi at the Salone Fairgrounds Showroom
Trends in lighting are pointing towards multi-sensory solutions that are very intimate. The idea is to think about light as something that is tailor-made, customisable and special to different people in different ways.
This is why I am thinking about providing solutions without having any structural limits such as wiring and power
PoPuP is a project that combines two of Davide Groppi’s great passions: light and music.
PoPuP gives you the possibility of having “your” music and “your” light wherever and whenever you want it thanks to power furnished by a rechargeable battery.
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