Modular light sculptures

This collection is a five‑design STL release built from my personal design language; an architectural, computational system that turns repeated geometry into sculptural light objects. Each piece is meant to feel like a small monument: crisp edges, deliberate proportion, and a form language that reads as both technical and spiritual, like a pattern discovered rather than decorated.

Inside the set you’ll find Piranesi Pyramid, Inverse Piranesi Pyramid, Hexagonal Piranesi Pyramid, Torus Halo Closed, and Torus Halo Open—and the best part is how they can be played with. You can build height variations by repeating units, and you can also combine families: the Torus Halo Open + Closed designs can be paired into hybrid stacks, and the Piranesi Pyramid + Inverse Pyramid can be combined to create mirrored, alternating, or “call-and-response” compositions. Whether you’re making a compact table piece or a taller floor presence, the system stays cohesive; and the object still feels intentional.

I just graduated, and I’m trying to make the jump into designing full‑time; this STL release is a direct way to help kickstart that next chapter. These designs are deeply personal to me: they’re built from computational scripts I’ve developed over time, and they carry a specific spiritual intent—like the grasshopper idea of leaping forward, trusting momentum, and committing to the next evolution. Thank you for being here and taking the work seriously. If you choose to support, I genuinely ask that you respect the license and my IP so I can keep building, releasing, and pushing this world further.