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Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Bacterioptica Chandelier by MADLAB


The chandelier has a modular assembly consisting of several simple parts, with a capacity of more than 100 samples; petri dishes in various sizes, hundreds of metal rods, couplings, caps and canisters, and 15,000 feet of fiber optic cable. All of which "assembles into an intricate and rewritable tale of materials, bacteria and light.

Bacterioptica breaks from design norms, a light fixture outfitted with petri dishes. Designed to be adaptive, not only in its form and mechanics, but more importantly, in the way it evolves.  Bacterioptica is not your typical chandelier, just as no family is a typical unit of interactions. Its on/off switch does not control it. Bacterioptica is alive. It grows. It is itself a household organism. It is living and breathing the same air and bacteria we are.

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