By Evan Ackerman
I’ve always liked objects that make you stop in your tracks and ask “what the heck…?” This lamp certainly qualifies. It’s suspended from nothing at a jaunty angle, constantly a few tenths of a second from smashing into bits. My guess would be that it’s actually being held up by a hidden support in the cord, but for all I know it’s black magic. If you want one, it’s a limited edition from 2001 from Hopf & Wortmann, so good luck finding your own, but it’s an easy (albeit brief) DIY with a normal lamp and a fast camera.
[ Hopf & Wortmann ] VIA [ fosfor gadgets ]
Why would it have that shadow if it was turned on? Looks like a photoshop job is even easier…
The shadow is made by another lightsource. A lamp don’t make it’s own shadow.. think man!
It has a shadow from the friggin’ camera flash, DUH!
But why does the dog have a shadow?
Hey morons….It’s held up by it’s rigid power cord