Triple Eclipse Radiance

Triple Eclipse Radiance: Ember Halo suspends two concentric rings of warm LED light against the wall — a system of illuminated orbits that radiate outward from a shared center. The ember-toned glow shifts from deep amber at the innermost ring to a softer diffusion at the outermost, creating a layered depth that pulses with quiet intensity. The effect is both celestial and grounded: an object that recalls solar phenomena while remaining firmly material in its metal and acrylic construction. In dim surroundings, the piece generates its own atmosphere — a warm, tonal pocket of light that recalibrates the entire room. The concentric geometry reads differently at each scale, from an intimate focal point at 23.6 inches to a commanding wall installation at 47.2 inches. This is light as architecture, organized into disciplined rings of controlled radiance.