In Ancient Greece, metis referred to an unconventional or superior form of intelligence, which Homer defined as the ability to read reality. «For us lighting designers, reading reality means having a critical and broad perspective on gestures, architectural meaning, and possessing the tools and skills to understand its intentions and desires, designing light with awareness, care, and precision.» The post Metis Lighting: shaping narratives through light appeared first on Atmosfera Mag.
