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LIGHT THROUGH TIME

Light Through Time is a small prototype collection created by Architectural Designer, Moni El Batrik, for her debut lighting presentation.

A Kaleidoscope of playful colours made from what used to be solely utilitarian, “single use” plastic bottles now pushed to increase the life of the material.

The plastic swirls of colour reflect a world of dynamic expression that melts collectively with the natural wood components. The imperfect perfections of wood texture and grain, make each piece unique like a landscape view.

3d printing offers a valuable chance to produce one or many of each component, in this respect, each piece is one of a kind. This method of production now caters to the freedoms of experimentation, at the same time, perpetuating an awareness around making only what we need. Something special.

ABOUT THE INSPIRATION

Time is on the mind of Moni El Batrik and how everything melts together into this beautiful story called life.

Moni’s design work moves through a genuine curiosity of materials that meet the practicality of each creation. Variations in textures with minimal elements for an outcome that brightens a room. Water, fire, forests, stars all feed Moni’s visual inspiration combined with the ultimate drive to bring light into a space.

Decorating film sets for over a decade provided Moni a chance to cultivate her passion for lighting and to experiment with how lighting can affect a space, set a mood, make a statement or meet a functional need.

"Light Through Time", bloomed from the desire to combine materials that take on pressing Environmental issues in combination with modern methodologies.

What makes Moni tick is learning what makes this world an exciting place that is in tune with nature and connected to community. Each of Moni's inventions come alive through a series of observational surveys working to give her art practice reason. Through this journey of drawing you in, the humanistic responsibility greets you in a positive, optimistic way.