100% Design Singapore 2012
Experimental work showcase @ 100% Material curated by Chris Lefteri
Kindly invited by Chris Lefteri's team to participate and showcase a demonstration at the 100% Design Singapore 2012 - the first and only curated exhibition for design-led interiors in Southeast Asia, as one of the up-and-coming designers from Singapore.
With less than 16 hours to think and develop a simple experimental showcase, I started on my 10 hours challenge of creating something that shows how light and materials could interact and offer much opportunities to one another - K-Lamp.
Starting from scratch, from conceptualizing, to sketching, materials-gathering, machining, constructing and testing, I managed to construct a kaleidoscopic lamp, that functions like a microscope, allowing people to interact with the assortment of materials available and create visual effects of their preferences through light.
With less than 16 hours to think and develop a simple experimental showcase, I started on my 10 hours challenge of creating something that shows how light and materials could interact and offer much opportunities to one another - K-Lamp.
Starting from scratch, from conceptualizing, to sketching, materials-gathering, machining, constructing and testing, I managed to construct a kaleidoscopic lamp, that functions like a microscope, allowing people to interact with the assortment of materials available and create visual effects of their preferences through light.
Showcasing and interacting with visitors, alongside exhibitors from National University of Singapore (NUS)
3-piece mirror view of multi-color poly felt fabric
5-piece mirror view of blue and magenta poly felt fabric with silicon mat
Captured images of selected experimentation results
