Bacterioptica, as the chandelier is named, is designed to be a growing, changing household organism. By interchanging different sized petri dishes, adjusting the lighting intensity, and altering stem and arm lengths, the chandelier can be reconfigured infinitely many ways. If you look closely, you can see how it would make a kick-ass Alien. Or maybe I'm just projecting.
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looks like the fibers give out more light than the bulbs o_O
hohoho! i think i want one! i fancy fiber optics light!
Damn nice!
Nice
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Fifer optics are awesome!
thats so awesome!!
That must have cost a ton of money.
I love this blog, always cool stuff on it.
damn that's cool, wonder how much it cost.
Wow that is pretty awesome! Creepy, but awesome!
DO WANT! That's an awesome light fixture.
Fiber Optics, FTW. :D
That is just bonkers! The Petri dishes make the light ... yellowish, i don't really like that, after seeing the clear white optic cables. I reckon i could skip paying... 20.000$ or however much it costs and just make one with a few hundred...
DUDE...any word on the price? although my dining room is WAY too small for something like that :(
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crazy, why didnt i think of it first? :P
@Decartes No idea of the price!
Nice!
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wow, want!
that is sick!
i need the same
It's soooo perty!
That's an amazing piece of work.
i love fiber optic
That looks scary. It looks so fragile.
This just blew my mind. A household "organism"? I'd be afraid of a breakout.
sick lights dude. thanks for checking out my blog.
uber gekeish chandlerier! me want one
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