Philosophy

Between the Digital and the Physical

A story that began with code and found its way into light.

My Story

I was trained as a programmer. For years, I built the immaterial—interfaces, code structures, solutions that lived in a world you couldn’t touch. At some point, I felt the urge to create something tangible, something that exists beyond the screen. That moment marked the beginning of my journey as a designer and maker of objects.

Artistic Expression

My lamps are more than functional objects; they are expressions of rhythm, balance, and emotion. I explore the tension between order and intuition, structure and impression. Each piece is my way of giving light a form that resonates beyond utility.

Creative Process

Every project starts with a spark—a detail in architecture, the shadow of a leaf, a rhythm in music. From there, I sketch, model in 3D, test, refine, and iterate. It’s always a journey: from thought to matter, from abstraction to light.

Inspirations

I draw from modernism and Bauhaus, from nature and the raw geometry of the city. I’m fascinated by contrasts—how something can be both raw and delicate, how a line can carry both logic and emotion. Inspiration often comes from quiet observations: a detail in a restaurant, the way dusk light plays across a façade.

My Medium

3D printing is my language. It extends my digital way of thinking and turns imagination into matter. I design not only for material, structure, and layering, but also for shadow and atmosphere. Organic forms often meet geometric foundations—two natures merged into a single presence.

Emotion in Light

Every lamp carries a character. Some are calm and contemplative, others bold and dramatic. I design to evoke emotion—not literally, but through subtle tension between form and light. These are objects meant to be felt in a space, like sculptures that illuminate.

Dedication

Each piece is the result of hours spent refining details, testing materials, and rebuilding models. I love that focused state when a project slowly reveals itself and begins to live. Every lamp embodies decisions, trials, mistakes—and the joy of things working better than imagined.

Creative Philosophy

Design is more than appearance—it is process, material, and meaning. For me, 3D printing is the bridge between the digital and the physical, a way to translate imagination directly into form. Above all, it offers freedom: to create objects that once existed only in thought.

Storytelling in Objects

Every lamp tells a story—of experimentation, of searching for form, of the dialogue between light and space. These are not just functional objects, but narratives encoded in rhythm, texture, and shape.

Vision

I am not interested in mass production. I create pieces with character and presence—like sculptures you invite into your home. I see myself as a creator of light: not only in the literal sense, but also as a way to bring presence, atmosphere, and meaning into a space.