Noosphere Wall Lamp

Name: Noosphere Wall Lamp by Catrinel Sǎbǎciag
Price: 1052.00 USD
Availability: LimitedAvailability

$1,052

Description

Noosphere is a luminaire that plays with perception. Its name, meaning “the sphere of human consciousness,” reflects the design’s optical illusion: the central element appears as a shifting three-dimensioal sphere, though its surface remains flat. Using holographic technology and a lens inspired by lighthouses, the lamp creates a subtle dance of light and form, guiding the mind toward moments of calm and reflection in a fast-paced world.

Dichroic filters produce color-shifting effects, reflecting a spectrum of lights, shadows, and reflections depending on the angle and surrounding light. The curved, intricate patterns transform the space into a mesmerizing visual experience, engaging the viewer in a playful yet contemplative interaction.

Controlled via a smart app, remote,Noosphere offers a full RGB spectrum and predefined color-changing programs.

Light source: 21W, 2700lm, 2700-6500K, 220-240V

This item is made to order and has a shipping lead time of 2-3 weeks.

Measurements

Small: Ø16.5 x W3.6 in

Large: Ø24 x W4.7 in

Condition

New

Color

Nude/Yellow

Seller

Catrinel Sǎbǎciag

Catrinel moves beyond the object—she shapes encounters. Rooted in her fascination with perception, movement, and the unseen, her work blurs the edges between sculpture, product design, and immersive installation. Through interactive pieces, she makes visible the invisible: magnetic fields, passing time, shifting light—subtle forces that often go unnoticed. In doing so, she reframes the everyday, coaxing the extraordinary from the mundane. In an age of speed and saturation, where stress runs rampant and awe is in retreat, her pieces invite pause. They offer space for stillness, contemplation, and the quiet joy of simply noticing. Moments of beauty that do not demand but suggest—a soft rebellion against the tyranny of rush. Catrinel is known for her nuanced choreography of light. She creates collectible design objects—luminaires, sculptural décor, large-scale installations, and bespoke furnishings—that transcend mere utility. Each work is both technical and tactile: laser-cut precision fused with hand-cast warmth. The resulting forms echo natural phenomena, striking a balance between the engineered and the organic.