Who is the stalactite LED lamp?

This is the work of American Polish architect Daniel Libeskind for the famous Italian creative home brand Saw aya & M oroni, and the latest collection of chandeliers for the home brand in 2012. This exaggerated huge chandelier is inspired by the magical stalactites of nature. The shape evolved from an unfolding spiral. The high-polished stainless steel surface uses the principle of diamond cutting to create a number of reflective three-dimensional cuts. Together with the external 2000 LED lights and internal hidden lights, it is like a luminous building stalactite, which not only reflects the environment, but also breaks them, creating unexpected lighting effects. A stainless steel multi-faceted armchair with the same diamond face is used to create a dreamy space.

More specifically, each of the LED lights in this chandelier is equipped with a built-in microcontroller. Using the algorithm developed by the astrophysicist Noam Libeskind, this chandelier can simulate the evolution of the cosmic light from the big bang to the present. The outline is also magnified by the virtual motion of the light. According to Tang Xiaowen, the promotion manager of Mazu Mingli Group, who is the agent of Saw aya & M oroni, this chandelier is currently available in Guangzhou. Each chandelier can be made according to different sizes and lighting gradients. Because it is the master's design, and applied many of the latest LED technology and computing system, only for luxury homes and high-end clubs, so the price is also very expensive, a lamp sold for hundreds of thousands of dollars.