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"I am part of a generation where, growing up as a kid, electric slot cars were hugely popular. But beyond the idea of racing, I was more fascinated with how simple combinations of curved and linear track sections would create fantasy circuits. Through similar imagination, one can simply map this experience to the opposite surface of the ceiling" Michael Anastassiades |
Endless layouts, infinite configurations.
My Circuit by Michael Anastassiades is a fully flexible lighting track.
We test the system’s modularity within the spaces of a house on the hills outside Milan, designed by Vico Magistretti in 1964 for Cesare Cassina. Designed simply with a square layout based on symmetry, the house features a copper roof and a structure partly encased on the hill, and is accessed through a street-facing court. The house’s living area is defined by a fireplace that divides its spaces, and it opens onto the landscape, connecting the indoors with its surroundings.
Within the rational architecture of Magistretti’s interiors, the system sinuously adapts to the different interior configurations, from compact to elongated rooms and in multi-functional, asymmetrical spaces. The house gently frames the lighting compositions, allowing each element to shine in the minimalist interiors. The discreet decoration of My Circuit’s track offers a gentle approach to multifunctional lighting that sits well within the house’s rooms.
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