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Aïssa Logerot, an industrial designer from Paris, sent us this inflatable lamp called Lampad’air.
A word from Aïssa about his creation follows:
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Lampad’air is a light with variable volume. When it inflates, the multiple facets which constitute it dissociate and allow a more or less intense light. An electric air pump equipped with a program allows an autonomous fluctuation of its volume. (realized with Matthew Marino).
Posted by: Lučka Slatner
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