COSMOS floor lamp
Cosmos is a combination of modern and traditional. The light pull string is a tribute to classic light switches. Repetition of round shapes in different sizes makes the lamp stand out. The name Cosmos reflects the light’s character and shape: its function is to give direct light like the Sun or to create a beautiful ambient light like the Moon, as the light source can be rotated. Cosmos is a floor lamp which is made from powder-coated metal. LED-technology allows the flat shape of the light source.
COSMOS, 2017
COSMOS floor lamp
CYMBALS pendant lamp
These cymbals have travelled over a thousand miles with their drummer. Originally, they were an essential part of a larger assemble. In various bands, the cymbals have paced other instruments, giving joy to their player and audiences alike. After the cymbals’ original function came to an end, their lifecycle now extends in a completely different use. In all its roughness, the beauty of the surface material has inspired this artwork. With their rattle and sizzle silenced, the ripples and surges of light on the surface of the cymbals echo sound waves ceasing.
CYMBALS, 2019
Hi-Hat Crash
CYMBALS pendant lamp
CYMBALS, 2019
Crash Ride Crash
SYKLI spatial installation
Sykli was chosen as the winning concept of an installation competition for the students in The Lahti University of Applied Sciences, Institute of Design. The installation is placed at The LUAS campus in Lahti, Finland.
The materials of the installation were carefully chosen. Together with integrated LED lights the installation has several layers that create a unique presence.
Sykli was designed together with Petteri Tuukkanen. In our design process Petteri created the concept, composition and shape of the installation. I worked with the materials and lights. I also took care of the manufacturing process including CAD drawings and 3D modeling.
SYKLI, 2018
FLOW
The sculpture symbolizes the flow of creativity that is always only a temporary state of mind. The bronze piece, which is made by mold, is full of textures and rough surface, making it intriguing and tactile. The sleek wooden piece counterbalances the vividness of the bronze piece. However, there's a crack in both objects. This stops the continuum of the sculpture’s round and endless shape.
FLOW, 2017
