“SCHRÖDINGER’S LIGHT”
This lamp exists in a state of visual superposition. Its grid-like acrylic panels form rigid, confining structures - “walls” that imply restriction. Yet, the light pierces them, scattering through translucent edges, bending, reflecting, and escaping in ways that defy the barriers. It suggests that the lamp is both confined and unconfined, hidden and revealed, and silent and expressive
Just like Schrödinger’s famous paradoxical cat, the lamp thrives in contradiction - it is both alive and trapped.
Just like Schrödinger’s famous paradoxical cat, the lamp thrives in contradiction - it is both alive and trapped.