Light water

the "Aqua Lamp" by two artists at the MadMatter Studio

elements : Textures of earth, Fire, Air, Water. We have taken the liberty to add a few thinks to them like skies, ice, clouds and snow.

Inspired by the calming yet complex light textures formed by tumbling water, we explored how light refraction could create a lighting sculpture referencing the path of the hidden river Tyburn flowing under London, as if caught in a moment, frozen in time. #lightbyhaberdashery #lightingsculpture

As anyone who’s spent even a passing amount of time with us knows, one of our favorite games is playing “spot the next design star.” There are lots of places to look, of course — our most recent obsession being the treasure trove that is Instagram — but the granddaddy of them all is Salone Satellite, the young designers showcase that sets up shop on the edge of Milan’s fairgrounds each year. Before blogs, before ICFF Studio, before the London Design Festival even existed, there was…

From the archives of one of our favourite cross-disciplinary architecture practices, DGT Architects, comes another immersive installation combining light with water.

{via} this chocolate chip cookies and milk cake. WHAT. this lemon meringue ice cream. to die for. these broccoli rabe peanut noodles. the best. these cheddar donuts. dead. this best creamy coleslaw. perfection. these DIY freezer pops. so cool. this prosciutto wrapped peach arugula salad. total babe. this lemon lavender spritzer. oooooh. these crispy […]

Born 1956 in Folkestone, United Kingdom. Lives and works in Brussels.

I’m entranced with these beautiful, light-reflecting sculptures. I’m even more appreciative after watching the video below of their creation. Artist, Sophia Collier really dives in. A…

I have been trying to create this effect in photoshop for months now and I am starting to lose hope if anyone has any tips on how to create this effect or where I can find more resources that would...

The Interactive Light Objects are the result of a project that was designed in order to show the interaction between human & object. As the designer Viktor Alexander Kölbig explains “the result should be objects that are more intuitive in use but are also aimed to make acting with light an interactive user experience. The lights don’t have any mechanical elements. Instead of creating separate light and interface objects, I decided to combine them both.