Young London-based designer Admir Jukanovic has sent us images of a new light that is switched on and off by touching a bare wire.
The exposed electrical flex appears to be directly connected to a standard incandescent lightbulb that hangs from a coiled cable.
Jukanovic also designed the WouldYouVoodoo light (below). Made of glassfibre and fabric, the light is turned on and off by inserting a needle into the product.
Here too (below) is his Max clothes hanger made from nautical rope.
That’s truly disturbing. It’s like looking at razor blades!
amazing! how does that work??? how does the light turn on/off with the touch of a finger? where is the power source? love it! very clever
The powersource comes from the “hook” obviously, either that, or it’s battery powered.
nevjerovatno super je
hej jaro svaka cast…nisam se nado da si toliko pametan …svaka cast…rule brka
Admir, this is quite something. But let me ask you this… are you in any way related to the one Stanislav Jukanovic of Willowick, Ohio?
I think its quite unlikely… He seems to hve a Bosnian Name (admir). So posibility to be related to Stanislav are rather low…
The bare wire light is great. I love the look but the the twist is the best bit.