MoonLamp [concept]
The moonLamp explores the translucency proprietress of the 3DPrinted material by wrapping a lunar terrain geometry in the inner wall of the lamp shade.
When the lamp is lighted, it displays a Moon landscape on its surface.
The lamp is smooth on the outside, and it appears as a white globe when the light is off.
This work proposes subtle complexity, a quiet approach towards the aesthetics of 3DPrinted goods.
The same design principle can be applied to other lamps by creating an inner wall texture from custom imagery like photos or drawings.
The moonLamp was modeled out of a lunar topographic bump map from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter LOLA data, released in 2010.
This lamp was a random idea in 2011.
now is a (kitsch) product made by someone (not me).
