The Airolamp takes its form from the aerotrim, the gyroscopic training device once used to test balance and coordination in zero gravity. Here, that geometry of motion has been translated into stillness — rings of balance frozen in place, orbit transformed into object.
When lit, the lamp carries the sensation of movement, as though its structure could spin at any moment. Light bounces across the intersecting arcs, creating shifting patterns that echo rotation and orbit. It is both sculpture and instrument, holding the tension between gravity and weightlessness, motion and pause.
More than a lamp, it is an encounter with balance — a reminder that design can embody both force and fragility, stillness and flow. The Airolamp is not just illumination, but an orbit captured in light.