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"Tactile Textile Light Surface"

Clara Bertness, Ryan Mather, Lux Factor Studio 2013

This surface-system reimagines conventional wall space. The use of a textile membrane allows for playful and accidental interaction between human and environment. To emphasize this interaction, we integrated the use of a photo-luminescent dye developed by Performance Indicator (the cool blue glow.)

Through perforation of a wall textile which is illuminated from behind by the photo-luminescent material, we were able to create a surface which glows more brightly when a person touches it. The quality of the light is both soothing and welcoming. It was designed to supplement a low-light corridor in the Solar Decathlon Europe entry, Techstyle Haus.

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Warmth LED Lighting, Clara Bertness, 2013

Warmth Lighting provides a softened alternative to the bright, technological edge often found in LED light sources. The specialized pigment's radiant color adds warmth when the LED bulb is on, and emits its own delicate orange glow after the light is extinguished. All pieces of the lamp can be shipped flat, another advantage to glowing pigment when compared with additional electronics.

The photo-luminescent pigment provided to our studio by Performance Indicator is unique among phosphorescent materials in its ability to glow brightly for several hours, meaning that the glow this lamp emits on a full charge would be enough to see by in a dark hallway, particularly at a larger scale.

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Clara Bertness, Ambient-Shift Lighting board, 2014

I have a lot of lamps in my head, hopefully one day they will all happen.

This lamp combines the color of glowing phosphorescent pigment (orange) with deep blue-purple tones filtered from the main functional light source, a white LED. The photo-luminescent paint's glow is rather alien on its own. I want to prototype lamps that combine its color cast with more familiar ambient effects, for example this lamp is designed to imitate the color shifts of the sky at dusk. This project aims to establish a new precedent in ambient lighting, the integration of a material that glows without additional electricity, providing vibrant radiant color and subtle signs of life even after the lamp has been extinguished.

#lighting #glow in the dark #Industrial Design #clara bertness

This is what a rice cooker looks like on the inside. I was surprised, though perhaps naively so, by the fiberglass (No.8). These boards demonstrate different strategies for describing the interior of mechanically complex products.

Cuisinart CRC-400 Drawing Boards, Clara Bertness, 2014

#drawing #Industrial Design #rice cooker #exploded view #clara bertness