Lamp AM-02

This lamp began as a very simple impulse: the desire to explore a form without needing to justify it. No manifesto, no intention of rethinking light, no attempt to redesign a typology that has already been redesigned a thousand times. It started as a personal exercise — a space to let intuition speak before function, meaning, or technical innovation. Sometimes that’s enough to put things in motion.

I often think of objects as quiet companions. They don’t need to raise their voice to exist; they just need the right balance of presence and restraint. With this piece, I wanted to see what would happen if I focused purely on that balance. A few volumes, a few transitions, a few decisions about how light hits a surface. Nothing more elaborate than that. Just an opportunity to look closely, slow down, and understand what makes a form feel “right” even before I’m able to articulate why.