Jordi Canudas

An experiment in color that became a lamp. Jordi Canudas dipped a lit bulb into paint, layer by layer, creating concentric circles that trap and moderate the light. As a ceiling fixture, the Dipping Light hangs like a colorful jewel, the paint acting as a shade to texturize the illumination and create a magical ambient effect even when switched off.

Color as shade. The Dipping Light pendant sheds all distractions to focus on the sphere. Layers of paint filter the light, creating a mesmerizing ambient effect. Available in various sizes, it can be hung solo or in clusters, filling the space with vibrant, textured color.

Portable alchemy. The Dipping Light goes wireless. The battery-powered version retains the mesmerizing colored glass sphere, filtering light with concentric paint layers. With a brass or graphite base, it brings poetic, textured light to any corner, indoors or out.

A painted sphere. The Dipping Light began as an experiment in dipping a bulb into paint. The resulting layers of color create concentric circles that moderate intensity and texture. When off, it is a beautiful glass sculpture; when on, it sifts the light into a magical ambient glow. An alchemical lamp that celebrates color.

Vertical poetry. The Dipping Light wall version suspends the colorful glass sphere vertically, like a drop of paint frozen in time. The concentric layers of color sift the light, creating a magical ambient glow. It transforms the wall into a canvas of soft, textured illumination.

Horizontal emotion. In this variation, the Dipping Light extends horizontally from the wall. The layers of paint on the glass sphere act as a natural dimmer, coloring the light and giving it texture. It is a functional lamp that doubles as an art piece, celebrating the alchemical process of its creation.