Clewe is an instrument which relate the light and the environment by the human intervention.
Thanks to his synthaetic morphology and a minimal sign this instrument has a lot of operative attitudes which give to the user the possibility to module the light as he wants.
The shape, the light and the shadows change depending on the human intervention but the instrument still has his distinctive sign.

The morphogenesis of the structure of Clewe aims the user to explore different structural supplies concerning the world of design. Paper stripes having a width of 40mm and a length of 1000mm have a fold of 10mm which is sewn with a cotton thread. Through the fold passes an iron wire who serves as the armature. The iron wire let the structural supplies of the paper stripes possible.