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What if an ancient oil lamp became the foundation of an entire civilization?
I reimagined a terracotta lamp from The Met’s collection as the design DNA of an interstellar civilization.
Its form becomes a spacecraft.
Its geometry evolves into architecture.
Its relationship with light becomes a culture's guiding principle.
And after crossing the stars, the Traveller returns the original lamp to the place where it all began.
From a vessel of fire to a vessel of light.
Built and developed on FLORA’s visual canvas, where I could connect references, explore ideas, iterate, and build the world around the original artifact.
🏛️ Original Met artwork: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/241427
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I’ve been imagining a little girl who discovers a tiny lantern hidden beneath the flowers in her grandmother’s garden.
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Then she lights it… and the garden begins to glow.
The flowers, the trees, the little path beyond the gate everything suddenly feels alive.
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