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The operating lamp elaborates on the aesthetic phenomena of a modern surgical hall and takes a closer look at the historical concept of anaesthesia.
operating theatre
While clinical spaces were public theatres until the 19th century, today’s medical environments are increasingly developing into healing environments.
Similar to a theatre stage, light spots are used selectively in the operating theatre to highlight specific areas and make them visible for surgical interventions. The light bundles shine on patients and additionally shimmer on the blue surgical gloves.
About Kathrin Alischer
I am an enthusiastic industrial and spatial designer working in an international and interdisciplinary environment. In my design practice I am interweaving culturally grown material practices and purely sensory material inherent qualities.
