Inspired by the John Tradescant’s cabinet of curiosities, and other botanical collections that blossomed in Renaissance Europe, the Green Lights are an eclectic representation of our rudimental desire categorize and domesticate the natural world.
As we continue to develop our concept for the Green Light, we are evolving the idea, and differentiating the form of the product to maximise its potential.
The idea is simple, artificial plants are sandwiched within a metal box with an LED backlit panel illuminating the form of the plants through a light diffuser and vignette film screen. We think there are many possibilities to utilise this concept in different ways to create interesting and dynamic internal installations. The objects are a source of soft light, as well as a focal point in different forms: from wall based geometric frames, to hung pendants.
We are also examining the potential to develop the product to include live flora and are researching which plants or succulents might thrive in such an environment, and what technology can be applied to support them.
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