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REPURPOSED LAMP SERIES
Sculptural light fixtures designed from second hand components
ROTARY LAMP - A lamp that highlights the iconic form of an early 1900’s rotary phone.
Materials: Old Pine Chest Lid, 1930’s Western Electric Model 202 Rotary phone, 2 Stainless steel shower escutcheons, beaded wire lampshade
Sourcing: Phone, lampshade and shower escutcheons found at Ithaca Reuse Center along with beaded lampshade. Pine chest found in an old barn.
SLIDE PROJECTOR LAMP - This lamp features 2 separate bulbs with unparalleled switches. Users can illuminate a larger space with the top bulb or project a smaller amount of light outwards through the projector lens.
Materials: Kodak carousel slide projector (Corroded), steel lamp pipe, lampshade, image slide.
Sourcing: All materials found at Ithaca Reuse Center
Point and Shoot Lamp - Maintains flash functionality through battery power to make the piece more engaging. Overhead bulb highlights the unique form of the Kodak Colorburst 250.
Materials: Kodak carousel slide projector (Corroded), steel lamp pipe, camera tripod, shade.
Sourcing: All materials found at Ithaca Reuse Center