Mujo P Iver Wall Sconce in Walnut Wood and Washi Paper
by Prangé · Lyon, France

From inside to outside, from day to night, from the profane to the sacred, from environment to landscape. Each of these sensitive spaces is a threshold where I conduct visual research on the relationships between space, light, and perception.I focus particularly on the sensory and emotional aspects of these connections, seeking to capture the collective feelings they evoke within a shared culture—what I call luminous feelings. This in-depth work, initiated through photography, extends—within an anthropological approach—into the study and mastery of materials and savoir-faire that shape and manipulate light.From this emerge different philosophies, each offering a way to inscribe light into the everyday space, in service of the senses. I approach each piece as an expressive and functional transposition of luminous feelings.They come together in collections around a single evocative element—whether it be washi paper, contemporary stained glass, or the artificial night. Through images, lighting objects, and installations, I bring my practice and research into resonance within manifest pieces capable of conveying the sentiments of light.