LIGHT AS A PHENOMENON
Kateřina Jelínková, Anežka Kapková, Iva Kopecká , Tereza Novotná, Jakub Škaryd, Lucie Hegerová, Jan Jindřich Richtár, Martin Tabery, Matěj Čížek, Matylda Havelková, BcA. Kryštof Krechler, BcA. Tereza Vecková
We were not concerned with a strict (formalistic) fulfillment of the
assignment by designing a wall lamp, table lamp or other form
of product - we expected a greater intellectual overlap from the
students in the KAREL studio, when it was possible to connect the
concept of light formally (conceptually) on a broader philosophical
level – with an output that could to be a mere metaphor,
when students were not limited by any focus, any form
or material and technological balance.
We focused on choosing the right target interaction of the semester project with a specific user group and a specific issue or space within which the student’s concept communicates.
The true face of light is darkness, only we don’t see her.
Nikola Tesla
We focused on choosing the right target interaction of the semester project with a specific user group and a specific issue or space within which the student’s concept communicates.
The true face of light is darkness, only we don’t see her.
Nikola Tesla
