Paper Mache Lamp 'Globe'

Paper mache Globe lamp refers to the shape of the Earth. Its “nucleus” the source of light, brings it to life. When enabled, we’ll see a glowing and full of light planet. Its porous and irregular structure that symbolises dry and cracked soil, was inspired by the paintings of Polish Grupa Nowohucka. The material used for its creation – paper– is being destroyed, broken into tiny pieces, which, in hot temperature again links into a new, completely different entity. “Paper” can be later shaped in many different ways and in its final form brings an association with nature, its source. Paper mache Globe lamp takes part of a collection of lamps connected by the common name “Copernicus”.