Thomas Vailly and Laura Lynn Jansen's 101.86° light layers colourful illumination
By researching Icelandic glaciers, Thomas Vailly and Laura Lynn Jansen were led to investigate the qualities found in naturally occurring crystals. With the application of contemporary methods, the duo conceived 101.86°, a lighting object which ge
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