A Community for Contemporary Lighting Design

A conversation with the founders to explore their entrepreneurial and stylistic vision. Radar Interior stands out in the design landscape, blending craftsmanship, research, and international ambition into a unique creative identity.

A project that interprets transhumance as a “luminous journey”, breathing new life into the Abruzzo archaeological site.

A pioneer in immersive art, Christopher Bauder leads us into parallel worlds where light, sound, and movement reshape spatial perception. From the techno culture of the 1990s, of which he is a direct descendant, to the creation of Dark Matter in Berlin, his work merges art, technology, and entrepreneurship into a creative trilogy in constant evolution. With his shows, Bauder pushes beyond the audiovisual, triggering genuine mental epiphanies.

Lighting designer, visual artist, and lighthunter, Pasquale Mari builds scenic visions where light becomes dramaturgical writing, sensory experience, and narrative device.

From a sketch on a metro ticket to a global design icon: the story of Vico Magistretti’s Eclisse lamp, winner of the 1967 Compasso d’Oro—where innovation meets memory and sustainability.

In a time marked by climate urgency, design emerges as a strategic tool to rethink energy sustainably. Among the most pioneering voices, Marjan van Aubel Studio stands out with an approach that turns sunlight into a new aesthetic and design language.

His design approach is all about reduction—stripping things away in search of a form that becomes a “creator of atmosphere”. Craftsmanship and technical know-how merge in an evolutionary path that must be preserved and refined down to the last detail.

His installations—at the intersection of art and technology—give poetic form to natural, ecological, and perceptual phenomena in a sensorial journey where light becomes storytelling, activism, and awareness.

An artist who doesn’t seek light—he generates it. Patrick Tuttofuoco uses artificial light as a visual language to transform urban space into a collective experience, blending architecture and color.