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For 2020, Los Angeles-based ceramicist Pilar Wiley shifted her focus from patterned vessels to produce a new line of sculptural lights, showcased for the first time at the Los Angeles Design Festival. Hand-built in her West Adams studio, each light is a unique organic form.
These biomorphic lights reflect on states of being. The Communion Light features two bulbs emerging from a single form. The Receptive Light features a concave void in the body of the lamp, ready for contemplation or life's practicalities. By special order
