Helix reduces the lampshade to a single turning gesture. A broad timber ribbon climbs around the centre, creating alternating bands of material and open space. The branching white light introduces a second, finer geometry, visible through the gaps rather than hidden behind a diffuser. The contrast gives the object its character: the outer form feels substantial and tactile, while the internal structure appears precise and delicate.
Multiple views examine how the spiral changes the apparent enclosure of the light source. The result is an exploratory object study concerned with silhouette, material contrast and the way a repeated curve can give structure to an otherwise open volume.
