Miss LadyBud Lamp by Eva Strukelj |
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| DESIGN NAME: Miss LadyBud PRIMARY FUNCTION: Lamp INSPIRATION: Exploration of light travelling through material. It resembles a plant bud that is slowly opening and thus letting the light spill between the leaves. There is a plant pattern in-printed on the surface, in form of small holes, an hommage to art of embroidering floral patterns on home textiles. That plant image, when lit-up, becomes alive: wooden casket, present during daytime, when the light is turned off goes to 2nd plane, and a more playful, contrast image of a plant comes to life. UNIQUE PROPERTIES / PROJECT DESCRIPTION: A light sculpture that explores different effects light has on wood when travelling through material. It resembles a plant bud that is slowly opening and thus letting the light spill between the leaves. There is a second layer- a plant pattern in-printed on the surface, in form of small holes, an hommage to art of embroidering floral patterns on home textile through centuries. OPERATION / FLOW / INTERACTION: The warmth of material- wood- brings cozy atmosphere to the space, and that can mostly be appreciated during the day. At night, when lit-up the plant pattern comes to life- the lamp becomes one big glowing sculpture. PROJECT DURATION AND LOCATION: From 2019 to 2020 in Kranj, Slovenia FITS BEST INTO CATEGORY: Lighting Products and Fixtures Design |
PRODUCTION / REALIZATION TECHNOLOGY: Birch wood. Cnc milling. Entirely made of wood, no screwa- metal parts or plastic materials used. SPECIFICATIONS / TECHNICAL PROPERTIES: 50cm/50cm/50cm When produced it occupies a very small volume, and a quite sturdy one, since the only material used is birch plywood, cur with a 3-axis CNC mill. TAGS: lamp, suspension light, wooden sculpture, wooden lamp, plant-inspired, artichoke lamp, sustainable lighting, light sculpture, natural eco lighting RESEARCH ABSTRACT: We wanted to create a all-wooden lamp, that would be totally recyclable, without a number of different (or artificial) materials. Also, we wanted to prove that a wooden lamp can also be delicate, subtle and not limited to round form. The third challenge was how to create a form, that would be interesting from a point of view of light; wood is a material that doesn't reflect and absorbs the light- thus bigger of a challenge how to create a form, where different intensities of lights are created between various wooden surfaces. CHALLENGE: The hardest part was to construct a lamp, that would have a dynamic form, yer using solely orthogonal, flat, 2d material. Another challenge was to construct it from solely one material, to keep it as sustainable as possible. And also- how to make a strong product, without making the structure present through the open pattern of its many surfaces. ADDED DATE: 2021-12-17 17:59:51 TEAM MEMBERS (2) : Eva Štrukelj and Ignacio Lopez Sola IMAGE CREDITS: Lesnavesna |
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NAME: Lesnavesna PROFILE: The creation of this lamp was a creative challenge- at Lesnavesna we are deeply interested in wooden products, as we firmly believe it is one of the best natural materials Nature has given us. Another interest in lesnavesna is light in the interior, as it one of the aspects that truly influences the quality of living space. The light brings life and a notion of time to every home; as it changes through the hours of the day. Those two elements combined- wood and light- therefor seem one of the key questions in the quality of living environment in a modern society. |
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Miss Ladybud Lamp by Eva Strukelj is Runner-up for A' Design Award in Lighting Products and Fixtures Design Category, 2021 - 2022.· Press Members: Login or Register to request an exclusive interview with Eva Strukelj. · Click here to register inorder to view the profile and other works by Eva Strukelj. |
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