Saruta 'Pin' Kiatparkpoom, PiN Metal Art

Thailand
Written By Jeremy Smart

The eight-direction mirror is a familiar object to those interested in feng shui. It’s believed to radiate energy that dispels evil forces and negative energy. Kiatparkpoom was inspired by the octagon in designing the floor and ceiling lamps, which she intends to represent the light of wisdom, while the mirror represents the notion of truth

pinmetalart.com

 

Floor lamp (scrap metal)
Jeen collection

Pendant lamp (scrap metal)
Tone collection

Wall mirror (scrap metal)
Wave collection

 
Jeremy Smart

Based in Tokyo, Jeremy Smart is the co-editor-in-chief of Design Anthology, overseeing the magazine’s global editorial strategy and creative direction. He is recognised as a leading voice on design, culture, travel and urbanism in Asia Pacific, with a perspective shaped by years living and working in Tokyo, Hong Kong and Melbourne. He has written for publications including The Sydney Morning Herald and Nikkei Asia, and produced photojournalism for The Guardian and Al Jazeera. He also speaks at and moderates conferences, summits and events around the world.

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