Light As Air



Designer Paul Cocksedge has a limited edition light sculpture series he's about to launch called Light As Air. Per Cocksedge ,"The heart of the concept is blowing air to create form.". Instead of blowing glass, a technique he's used, Cocksedge concentrated his efforts on blowing plastic. The unique plastic forms don't have the texture or form of blown glass, in fact they look as if they've been created on a potter’s wheel with a super high gloss finish. An LED is concealed within each sculpture, the light emanates from the inside and only out through the opening at the top, and is programmed to convey the light as ‘breath’ as it fades from on to off.

Crystallize

"Styrene was inspired by the concept of growth as a process. By applying heat to polystyrene, the form changes and with it the properties of the material. The result is organic and unique sculptural forms with much greater strength."


"Bulb brings together three natural elements - electricity, water and a flower - with magical effect. A simple vase of water is transformed into a light source when a flower is inserted - and as soon as it is removed or the flower dies, the light goes out. By functioning as a conductor for the electricity, the stem of the flower switches on a small light source at the base of the vase. The water acts as a lens to project abstracted floral patterns around the room."


NeON. "Hand made glass vessels filled with natural gas are charged with current and suspended. In day light they are translucent with a hint of natural colour. In darkness they have a unique and beautiful aesthetic all of their own with strikingly vivid colours."

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