naef | original bauhaus model: bauhaus optical color mixer | design ludwig hirschfeld-mack

Phenomenon of color, turning and marveling - Ludwig Hirschfeld-Mack investigated optical mixtures of colors with his color mixer as early as 1924. When rotated quickly, the inertia of the human eye creates the impression of color mixtures. If a color stimulus is added or removed, the viewer's perception changes. 7 cardboard discs with different color divisions can be placed individually on the spinning top, turned and marveled at.