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Event Horizon L : Eclipse Gradient Acrylic Glass Lamp

Event Horizon L : Eclipse Gradient Acrylic Glass Lamp
by Catrinel Sabaciag Romania

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This luminaire by Catrinel Sabaciag aims to bring moments of wonder, similar to what we feel when we gaze at the night sky. The lamp takes us on a journey further away, into the unknown cosmos.
The event horizon lamp, part of ONNDA COLLECTION is inspired by the cosmic term ‘event horizon’, meaning: the boundary defining the region of space around a black hole from which nothing (not even light) can escape. We found this notion fascinating and decided to create a lamp that brings the cosmos closer and pays homage to the great Unknown.

Since the light source emits only white light, all the colorful shades are a result of optical phenomena such as birefringence, refraction, and reflection, the result of our Studio’s commitment to material innovation.

Onnda luminaires are crafted from locally sourced, certified materials, such as FSC-certified wood. All luminaires are made to order, reducing waste and excess stock. The components are crafted by local artisans, and the assembly is conducted in-house.
These luminaires are long-lasting, utilizing LEDs. Additionally, their components can be easily replaced, ensuring extended usability and sustainability. We strive to upcycle leftovers from our luminaire production; the acrylic sheet leftovers are used as raw materials for Onnda jewelry pieces.

This lamp can be customized
100V -240 V
The lamp can be powered via a socket or straight from the wall cables.

Dimensions LxWxH	88x88x9cm (35x35x4'')
Weight (kg)	10
Production Year	2024
Material	Acrylic Glass, MDF, Oak Wood, Resin
Discipline	Digital Fabrication
Color	Multicolor, Oak Wood
Design Class	Open Editions

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CATRINEL’S WORK STRADDLES BETWEEN PRODUCT DESIGN, INSTALLATION, AND SCULPTURE. Her multidisciplinary approach often finds its roots in science and philosophy, whilst the making, quite experimental, is oriented towards material exploration. Catrinel’s work is driven by her interests in perception&movement. The themes she tackles most are time perception, entropy, light and nature. Through her interactive objects, she designs experiences that challenge perception and visualize the invisible forces that surround in an engaging manner. This brings reality in a new light, where the ordinary becomes extraordinary. In her process, she uses a mix of advanced manufacturing techniques such as laser cutting and hands-on ones such as casting. The objects often embody a scaffolding of technical components, which is used to mimic an organic/natural inspired phenomena.