christo logan debuts two.parts ceramic lighting collection

christo logan debuts two.parts ceramic lighting collection
all images courtesy of juan ude

‘two.parts’ is the inaugural lighting collection of new york-based designer christo logan. the pendant lights are manufactured in ceramic with the aid of 3D printing technologies, which allowed for the creation of complex, hollow structures with internal infrastructure. LED light sources, wiring, and connection hardware are all hidden within the smooth, glazed ceramic shell. each piece is available in seven colors (ceramic and cord) and are made to order in new york. 

the wireframe is inverted when turned on/off

‘two.parts/fuchsia’ — like a flower with effulgent pollen

the ‘petals’ shine inward and down

‘two.parts/geode’ — like crystallized reflections 

triangles, squares and trapezoids on the outside; a continuous, curved surface on the inside 

‘two.parts/heatsink’ — like radiating visible wavelengths

the ‘lampshade’ is the lamp 

‘two.parts/orbit’ — like an exothermic barycenter 

the thin profile hides wires, LEDs and connector 

‘two.parts/phase’ — like an inverted moon

the hollow sphere has cutouts to reveal its interior

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edited by: nick brink | designboom