Conceptual 'Light of Hope' is Made from the Remains of Rainforest
Michael Hemsworth — October 4, 2017 — Tech
References: yankodesign
Millions upon millions of acres of rainforest are destroyed each year, so the conceptual 'Light of Hope' light bulb looks to draw attention to this fact, as a reminder of the impact we're having on our environment. The bulb features an ornate design that is created using the charcoal that has been leftover from the burning of rainforests.
More people are becoming aware of our practices when it comes to deforestation, which has prompted a stronger focus on designers who are looking to outline these issues in the work they produce, whether conceptual or real. The 'Light of Hope' light bulb is an example of this, and is the design work of Mitja Schneehage, Michael Wilde and Sofia Christidou.
More people are becoming aware of our practices when it comes to deforestation, which has prompted a stronger focus on designers who are looking to outline these issues in the work they produce, whether conceptual or real. The 'Light of Hope' light bulb is an example of this, and is the design work of Mitja Schneehage, Michael Wilde and Sofia Christidou.
Trend Themes
1. Deforestation Awareness - Creating products that highlight the impact of deforestation on the environment.
2. Conceptual Environmental Design - Designers focusing on creating conceptual products that address ecological issues.
3. Upcycled Materials - Using leftover materials from environmentally harmful practices to create new products.
Industry Implications
1. Lighting - Exploring innovative lighting solutions that raise awareness about environmental issues.
2. Design - Encouraging designers to incorporate sustainable and thought-provoking concepts into their work.
3. Environmental Conservation - Developing strategies and products that promote conservation and protection of natural resources.
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