The Stealth Chandelier by Aarevalo and Melorriaga
Marissa Liu — October 13, 2009 — Art & Design
The Stealth Chandelier by Aarevalo and Melorriaga is made up of hundreds of miniature versions of the company’s Stealth Lamps. Over three kilometers of fiber optics held up the tiny lights of laser cut Perspex. The Stealth Chandelier was a lighting installation that appeared at this year’s 100% Design London. The concept behind the extravagant installation is beauty in the chaos. Sounds like British designers Aarevalo and Melorriaga have found a radiant way to exploit chaos and create light.
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