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SilverFlits Rondje Zuid (Deel 2)

SilverFlits Rondje Zuid (Deel 2)

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Beursbezoek

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Niels Datema Exploits Graphite's Conductive Properties To Illuminate Graphlights

Design and style Academy Eindhoven graduate Niels Datema has designed a lamp made completely of graphite, which illuminates when its two components connect (+ slideshow).

Niels Datema took advantage of graphite’;s electrical conductivity to alleviate the need to have for a switch to turn his Graphlights on or off.

Associated story: Bread spoons by Niels Datema

Rather, the base and shade act as optimistic and adverse terminals, which type a full circuit when they touch and illuminate the bulb.

“The multi-applicability of graphite formed the root of my interests for locating a way for making use of and transforming this material and applying it in an each day solution,” explained Datema.

Graphite, more frequently utilised for pencil leads, is manufactured up of a certain steady arrangement of carbon atoms that permits electricity to pass by means of simply.

Datema shaped the materials employing a comparable process to casting ceramics, forming two cylinders for the base and the shade.

The shade includes a frosted diffuser that covers the bulb set back from the edge of the tube. Its rounded form sits inside of a concave part of the base, which has an angled slice lower through it.

Graphite is also a good dry lubricant, so the light can be very easily repositioned to level in different instructions by rotating the top part of the stand. An electrical cable connects the base to the energy supply.

Datema graduated from Design Academy Eindhoven in 2013 and set up his very own style studio the year prior to. He has also created a set of five measuring spoons that give the appropriate quantities of flour, water, yeast, sugar and oil to bake the ideal loaf of bread.

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Niels Datema Exploits Graphite's Conductive Properties To Illuminate Graphlights

Design and style Academy Eindhoven graduate Niels Datema has created a lamp created entirely of graphite, which illuminates when its two parts connect (+ slideshow).

Niels Datema took advantage of graphite’s electrical conductivity to alleviate the require for a switch to turn his Graphlights on or off.

Connected story: Bread spoons by Niels Datema

Rather, the base and shade act as optimistic and damaging terminals, which type a total circuit when they touch and illuminate the bulb.

“The multi-applicability of graphite formed the root of my interests for discovering a way for utilizing and transforming this material and applying it in an each day product,” stated Datema.

Graphite, more typically utilised for pencil leads, is created up of a particular steady arrangement of carbon atoms that enables electricity to pass via easily.

Datema shaped the material utilizing a similar process to casting ceramics, forming two cylinders for the base and the shade.

The shade involves a frosted diffuser that covers the bulb set back from the edge of the tube. Its rounded shape sits inside a concave section of the base, which has an angled slice reduce by way of it.

Graphite is also a excellent dry lubricant, so the light can be simply repositioned to point in various directions by rotating the best section of the stand. An electrical cable connects the base to the energy provide.

Datema graduated from Design and style Academy Eindhoven in 2013 and set up his personal design studio the year just before. He has also developed a set of five measuring spoons that give the correct quantities of flour, water, yeast, sugar and oil to bake the best loaf of bread.

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FOOTPRINTS DVD FINISHED - OUT MARCH 3

Early 2011 we came up with the idea to bring a camera team everywhere we go to document everything we do. Eventually we wanted to have a 100 minute DVD that we wanted to premiere in a big cinema. An ambitious plan that seemed very unlikely to realize. Making video is a lot of work and by making DestineTV, I kinda knew what I was getting myself in to. I also knew that I was not able to do this alone. Not just the time consuming editing, subtitling and all other aspects that need to be taken care of, also filming was something I wanted somebody else to do. The best footage doesn't get shot when you have to film yourself, because you will simply miss the spontaneous moments if you don't have a camera running all the time. That's why we asked Robin Datema to make sure that every move we make is filmed. Robin or one of his crew members joined us everywhere we went and filmed everything throughout the whole year. When I landed in Amsterdam a few weeks ago after finishing my work in the studio for the new album, Robin and I had to finish editing the film. It is a crazy amount of work and the deadlines were strict and tight. More than once we found ourselves skipping nights of sleep and canceling appointments to get everything done on time. With great help of everyone involved making the film what it is now, I am thrilled to say that the Footprints documentary is finished. It has been a monster to make, but when I see it now I have a smile from ear to ear. I love creating something that seems impossible, losing myself completely in the process and finally see something that makes me proud. Check out the 'FOOTPRINTS: a year in the life' DVD cover below. Lucas from Pankra and Hubrecht created the artwork for the DVD. It will be available worldwide, and you will be able to order it online on March 3rd. That's also the day the DVD will premiere in cinema Pathé in Tilburg. Hope to see at lot of you there!