Relight lamps
THE LIGHT AND SOFT LUMINAIRE BODY IS STABILIZED AND VISUALLY COUNTERPOINTED BY A HEAVY CONCRETE BASE.
All the sewer pipes I used spent decades underground; once they have served their purpose,
instead of the expensive process of recycling (collecting, sorting, cleaning, melting, etc.), a new object is made from the material directly after it has been thrown away, thus achieving the
most efficient recycling.
Exhaust light
FLOOR LAMP WITH A STORY
This floor lamp rotates around its vertical axis and can be dimmed.
It is made from a part of the exhaust pipe of a garbage truck.
The basic shape of the lamp has remained unchanged, but it has been given a completely new function and look, making it a real character with its playful and sturdy appearance. This object once also fulfilled its destiny, but now it can be reborn and become part of new stories.
Torus light
THIS WREATH-SHAPED MOOD LAMP GIVES A WARM ATMOSPHERE TO ANY SPACE
The object is made of scrap metal, yet the randomly cut pieces of sheet metal give it an organic feel. This piece is made from drywall profiles so that otherwise useless metal scraps can be reborn with previously unimaginable function and shine.
Plasma light
THIS IS A TABLE LIGHT WITH RAW METAL TEXTURES
The main visual element of the lamp is the plasma-cut edge of the steel tube. The soft, organic texture forms a link between the two hard and rigid materials.
Buffer light
THE CONTRAST OF CURVED LINES AND SHARP ANGLES DEFINES THIS DESIGN.
This is a desktop lamp made from a punctured buffer tank. The lampshade can be rotated so that the direction of the light can be changed. The warm colors and patterns are due to the light copper coating.
