Spiral and Klbko

2009

This lighting series draws from familiar thread forms found in everyday textile practice, reimagining simple fibre structures as sculptural, design led objects. Through transparency and gentle entanglement, the lamps explore how light interacts with forms shaped by textile logic. Klbko is inspired by the soft, wound shape of the yarn ball. Its transparent, non textile entanglement creates a quiet play of form and light, elevating an everyday fibre structure into a warm, sculptural piece. Spiral references the thread reel, focusing on the moment when its tidy rotation slips and a small knot form at the centre. This subtle entanglement becomes the lamp’s focal point, translating a familiar textile tension into a minimal, light driven form.

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