Fire Farm's Adam Jackson Pollock Has Captured Infinity in a Box

DUBUQUE, Iowa - Oct. 11, 2018 - PRLog -- Fire Farm, internationally-recognized for its bold lighting designs made with non-traditional materials, has announced a new addition to its lighting line: the Infinity Collection. This Collection is entered in the Interior Design Magazine's Best of Year competition and also in BDNY Best of Show competition.

Edith Wharton once remarked "There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it." The fixtures in the new Fire Farm Infinity Collection accomplish both!

Experimenting with the concept of expanding space within a space, Fire Farm president and founder Adam Jackson Pollock played with the optical illusions created when illuminating inside reflective surfaces. This infinity multiplier effect draws the viewer into an altogether different dimension.

Fire Farm's Infinity fixtures abolish the line between object and environment: unlit, the geometric solid shapes are sculptural elements which reflect the surrounding environment on their outer mirrored surfaces; lit, the volumes of the fixtures melt away to reveal a pattern of infinitely-reflected vintage lightbulbs which spread out into virtual space. The patterns and sense of depth shift and change as the viewer moves around and approaches Infinity from different viewpoints. The Infinity fixtures are ever-changing and responsive to their environment. Additionally, the sconces cast striking vertical light patterns along the walls from which they are mounted.

Infinity Collection pendants are available in four standard sizes, and wall sconces are available in two standard sizes. The fixtures are lightweight and use a standard medium base socket. A dimmable vintage-retro LED lightbulb is included with the fixtures, but the user is free to customize their fixtures with one of the many unusual LED bulb shapes now available. Fixtures can be installed individually, or in custom groupings creating even more interest in the space.

What do you see in the mirror? The possibilities are infinite!

https://www.firefarm.com/infinity-collection