| PROJECT ID: | TETRA-2008-TKW |
| COLLABORATORS: | Asif Khan (Architect, b. 1980) & Peter Liversidge (Artist, b. 1973) |
| EXHIBITION DEPLOYMENT: | Tokyo Designers Week 2008 // "Container Ground" Exhibition Section |
| COMPETITION STATUS: | Winning Entry — Dezeen x Design Association Container Design Competition |
| JURY PANEL: | Design Association jury panel (Tokyo Designers Week 2008) |
| CHRONOLOGY: | Development Phase: January – October 2008 // Public Unveiling: Oct 30 – Nov 3, 2008 |
| DOCUMENTATION CREDITS: | Photographs by Marius W. Hansen & Luke Hayes |
The Tetra Light is a modular structural lighting installation developed over a ten-month period in London, UK. It investigates the intersection between sculptural form and spatial architecture through a configurable grid system.
Core technical composition includes:
For the Tokyo Designers Week presentation at Jingu-Gaien in central Tokyo, the system was deployed within a 20ft shipping container installation titled "20ft x 20 lights x 5 days".
The installation established a controlled micro-environment of light and color architecture using 20 multi-colored prototype units arranged within a confined spatial volume.
The design process emerged from interdisciplinary dialogue between adjacent creative practices, exploring how industrial components can be reconfigured into spatially expressive systems.