Fiat Lux lamp exploits the power of magnetism to impress

There isn’t anything really special about the Fiat Lux lamp on the very outset. The appearance is so regular and at the end of the day it’ll seem just like another run of the mill lamp to add nothing except light to the home décor. But hey, the entire perception just changes when a small ball shaped switch is extended down from the main sphere. The switch lights up the lamp and remains suspended in thin air slightly underneath the lamp. No illusion, if you thought it was David Blane’s act, this however is work of Constance Guisset and Gregory Cid who’ve used the magnetic force to assist the lamp switch to remain suspended. Pushing the switch back will switch off the lamp.

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Via: ConstanceGuisset/Neatorama