Surface Daylight 1&2
(prototypes 2009/2010)

This project is a continuation of the thoughts and ideas behind Subconscious Effect of Daylight 
and Daylight Comes Sideways, and has served a proof-of-concept for Daylight Entrance, Stockholm. Instead of projection, the light-source is now placed within the material itself; LED lamps mounted beneath the surface require.
    Design Report awarded 'Surface Daylight' the award for Best Design 
at SaloneSatellite 2009.

The second prototype; Surface Daylight 2 was unveiled during the Elle Decor Talent Show at SuperStudio Piu’, Milan 2010.

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(First two images by Kalle Sanner,
others by Daniel Rybakken)

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(under:) Images from the process.
(under:) Images of the second prototype, unveiled at SuperStudio Piu’ (Milan) 2010.