Eco-Light Sculpture
Flora series by Mah Su Sim
Flora series by Mah Su Sim
FLORETS, 2009
ROSETTE, 2009
A series of table lamp made from rejected & recycled PET bottles.
The Artist: Mah Su Sim
Working in the field of landscape design has over the years nurtured my passion for designing, whether for work or leisure. I find the natural environment a treasure chest of design sources and inspiration bursting to enrich our lives. This inspiration spills over into my luminous sculptures, which radiate as abstract representations of natural forms that exist as blueprints of the world we live in.
NEST, 2009
BUDS, 2009
BLOOM, 2009
SPRING, 2009
BOUQUET, 2009
BOUQUET, 2009 (blue LED)
SPHERES, 2009
TABLE INFLORESCENCE, 2009
INFLORESCENCE, 2009
JELLY FISH, 2009
The plastic mineral water bottle is undeniably one of the most ubiquitous examples of consumer waste today. Recycling exercises for these bottles into other plastic wares are mainly carried out on a commercial scale by manufacturers. However, at the opposite end of the scale, the consumer can also do his/her bit for a greener environment by cultivating a more eco-conscientious attitude. Thus, this project is aimed at re-purposing plastic mineral water bottles into artistic yet functional light sculptures while still maintaining the inherent quality of the material throughout the crafting process. By applying basic manual crafting skills using domestic tools and stationery, we aspire to generate worth and ethereal charm out of the mundane plastic bottles.
BUBBLES, 2009LFSS Eco-Light Sculpture 2009 series currently exhibited at
The Light Show 2009: TLS09 is a Light Sculpture Exhibition
at The Annexe Gallery, Kuala LumpurThursday 16 April - Sunday 3 May 2009, 11am - 7pm
Admission Free
More info here
1 comment:
how did you connect the bottles to the main bottle in the FLORAL BOUQUET, 2009 (blue LED)??
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