It began as a brick.
Meant to disappear inside walls.
Covered. Ignored. Load-bearing, but never seen.
Then someone placed light on it.
And suddenly, the same thing once hidden by architecture…
became the warmest object in the room.
Scar Lamp is built from raw construction brick and finished with light, not to hide its roughness, but to expose it. Every pore, crack, edge, and imperfection remains untouched. Because survival is not clean. And neither are the people who make it through.
This piece is not about decoration.
It’s about recognition.
A reminder that some things become beautiful because they endured pressure, fire, weight, and time.
Most people spend their lives hiding the parts that look damaged.
This lamp does the opposite.
And maybe that’s why it feels so human.
