Lanterne – Wax Lamp
Lanterne is a lamp conceived around the idea of dual functionality: its form can be constructed as a candle itself, while it can also remain as a screen behind which a simple moulded candle is placed. In this way, light is not merely produced through combustion, but is filtered through the structure of the lamp itself, creating a distinctive ambient effect.
The concept is based on extremely simple and widely accessible materials, allowing for its application across different geographical, cultural, and production contexts. This inherent simplicity is one of the project’s key qualities: from a limited selection of readily available materials, an almost infinite range of variations in form, proportion, texture, and lighting can be developed.
Lanterne therefore becomes more than a lamp — it is a flexible system that can be reinterpreted, adapted, and produced under diverse local conditions without losing its fundamental idea. Each iteration can be unique, while the underlying principle remains constant: simple construction, direct use of materials, and light as the central element of the experience.
The filming of the lesson is planned for mid-October.
