The Panorama lamp is a tribute to monumental Soviet architecture. Inspired by the colossal concrete curves and extraordinary aesthetic of USSR structures, the lamp is a miniature replica of a Soviet movie theatre.
What inspired you to make this project?:
The Panorama lamp is a tribute to a monumental Soviet architecture. Inspired by a colossal concrete curves and extraordinary aesthetic of USSR structures this lamp is a miniature replica of a soviet movie theatre.
Kirill Shevyakov is a Soviet-born multimedia artist living in Brooklyn. Seven years ago he moved to America in search of expression of his feelings, thoughts, and ideas, especially in art and design.
Originally from Belarus, came to the States over a decade ago to advance his engineering skills combined with making art pieces. He loves working with creative people and building art together. It's the process that is as valuable as the art itself.
Paul Koch is a Russian-born design enthusiast living in NYC. After mastering 3D modeling and product design, Paul successfully cofounded multiple design projects. His passion to create always keeps him going, looking to new horizons.
