This 3 lamp collection illustrating the 3 phases of matter; solid a 3x3x3 in cube made of concrete acrylic and steel, liquid a 12.5x 4 x 6 in tall lamp made with vellum steel cork and acrylic, and gas a 3d printed resin lamp with a steel base. each one of these objects plays with a different concept of light. solid plays with reflection liquid plays with diffusion, and gas plays with distortion.
This 3 lamp collection illustrates the 3 phases of matter; solid a 3x3x3 in cube made of concrete acrylic and steel, liquid a 12.5x 4 x 6 in tall lamp made with vellum steel cork and acrylic, and gas a 3d printed resin lamp with a steel base. Each one of these objects plays with a different concept of light. Solid plays with reflection liquid plays with diffusion, and gas plays with distortion.
A project by
NILE JOHNSON/OMNI ERGO
NILE JOHNSON IS AN ARCHITECT AND INDUSTRIAL DESIGNER STUDYING AT PARSONS. HE IS ORIGINALLY FROM ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO. DESIGN HAS ALWAYS BEEN A FUNDAMENTAL PART OF HIS LIFE FROM A YOUNG AGE, THE NEED TO UNDERSTAND THE INNER WORKING OF OBJECTS AND WHY THEY LOOK "COOL" HAS ALWAYS BEEN CENTER STAGE. THIS CURIOSITY MORPHED INTO PASSION DURING HIS UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES IN NEW MEXICO WHERE HE STUDIED ARCHITECTURE AND WORKED IN A BIOLOGY LAB TO UNDERSTAND THE WORKINGS OF NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS ALONG WITH CONSTRUCTED ONES. THIS EVENTUALLY LED TO AN INTEREST IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN TO FURTHER UNDERSTAND THE FINER DETAILS OF ENVIRONMENTS AND THE OBJECTS THAT MAKE UP THE WORLD WE LIVE IN.