May 19, 2003
Exciting Lighting
Another young international lighting collective (members live in the UK and in New York), Seen the Light makes lighting that is at once artistic and functional. Fingerprint is a ceramic tile that, when touched, acts as a rheostat. It makes for a seamless and elegant alternative to the light switch. Electric Tap is a playful […]
Another young international lighting collective (members live in the UK and in New York), Seen the Light makes lighting that is at once artistic and functional.
Fingerprint is a ceramic tile that, when touched, acts as a rheostat. It makes for a seamless and elegant alternative to the light switch.
Electric Tap is a playful lamp that also does away with the traditional switch, replacing it with a water tap.
Still Life appears to be a blank stretched canvas, but as you walk by, whimsical dancing dots of light appear on it and follow you. It also responds to cell phones: when one rings, the lights on the canvas go wild. The example at the fair is a nonworking prototype; the working version can be viewed at The Apartment www.theapt.com, a store in New York City’s Soho.
Booth 1139
Company: Seen the Light
Products: Fingerprint, Electric Tap, and Still Life
Designers: MWill Carey, Natasha Chetiawardana, and Stign Ossevort