Designed in 1962 by Emma Gismondi Schweinberger for Artemide, this refined pair of Chi table lamps clearly embodies the experimental approach that characterized Italian design in the early 1960s. The minimalist structure, defined by the interplay of pure geometric volumes and perfectly calibrated surfaces, reveals a design approach oriented toward a rigorous synthesis of function, technical innovation, and precision in construction. The formal purity of the whole and the absolute control of proportions give the model a visual presence of great balance, perfectly representative of Artemide’s early production.