Resonance
Resonance
The Resonance collection is inspired by contemporary public art and the desire to bring the emotional impact of large-scale urban art objects into private interiors. The works of Jeff Koons, Anish Kapoor, and Roman Ermakov served as visual references, particularly through their exploration of form, space, reflection, and interaction with the viewer. Resonance translates these ideas into light, combining sculptural forms with functional illumination and transforming the luminaire into a small-scale art object for the home.
The collection is built around expressive forms that change their appearance depending on the viewing angle and lighting conditions. Light emphasizes volume, generates reflections, and visually transforms the object, making Resonance an active element within the interior.
Interaction with the user is an important part of the concept. In the table lamps, the lighting is controlled through a distinctive metal sphere. It functions simultaneously as a practical control and as an important element of the overall composition.
Touching the metal sphere transforms the simple act of switching on a lamp into a small tactile ritual. The user interacts not only with the light but also directly with the physical form of the object, strengthening its emotional character.
Resonance combines the principles of product design and contemporary art. The collection was conceived not simply as a series of functional light sources, but as a family of expressive objects capable of creating visual accents and shaping the atmosphere of a space.
Its concise construction allows Resonance to work in both residential and public interiors. The luminaires can function as individual art objects or interact with furniture, architecture, and other elements of the surrounding environment.
