Dharatal

The project involved designing the façade and garden lighting for a neoclassical mansion dating back to the latter half of the 19th century. The lighting design focused on enhancing the mansion’s architecture and its classical details while maintaining its historic character. Simple and multiple types of lights were thoughtfully integrated to highlight different elements of the façade and landscape, ensuring visual balance.

The logo for Ars Lucis was developed to visually express the organisation’s core mission, the art of stained glass. The design draws inspiration on one hand from the qualities of filtered light, durability, and precision found in Gothic stained-glass windows, and on the other hand from the modern stained-glass works created by Prof. Em. Joost Caen in the Leuven Carthusian Monastery.

The principles of golden ratio shaped the logo, creating a harmonious composition reflecting the art it represents. By conveying the essence of stained glass art into a contemporary visual language, the logo bridges traditional and modern interpretation.

Oscillating shadows