SALONE SATELLITE '22
Name Clack (lamp)
Stuck - Smash Social Ceilings
Type: Group Project of 14 Female Design Students
University of Applied Sciences Potsdam Booth at the
Salone Satellite in Milan 2022
Cora Wild (Graphic Design, Research)
Klara Stangl (Graphic Design, Research)
Luisa Reissmann (Key Organisation)
Julia Drost (Implementation)
Noemi Mateus (Implementation)
Chiara Maria Sgarbi (Implementation)
Lena Ringel (Research, Implementation)
Sahra Lietzkow (Implementation)
Katja Grahl (Implementation)
Thuy Tien Vo (Implementation)
Yasemin Walter (Implementation)
Isabel Redecke (Implementation)
Lisa Sperber (Mail Communication)
Adriana Schmitt
Jasmin Kappler (Renderings, Implementation)
Dipl. Des. Anne Boenisch (Workshop Organisation)
Prof. Silvia Knüppel (Project Management)
Date: December 21 - June 22
The lamp Clack was originally created in a course in the 3rd semester. The basis was a bicycle spoke clip, which I had chosen as an inconspicuous object with an interesting form language. While the first prototype was still made of wood and filament, I switched to acrylic glass for the second model. For the furniture fair in Milan, the Salone del Mobile, I improved the prototype so that it now worked perfectly.
All parts are only plugged into each other, no gluing is necessary, which speaks for a cheap transport. In addition, it is made of recycled acrylic, so the lamp is sustainable. Various color combinations are furthermore conceivable.
About the exhibition:
The „glass ceiling“ is an unacknowledged barrier that marginalized people encounter when seeking career advancements. The extent of the effect rises due to intersectional discrimination. As young female design stu-
dents, whom will be fully part of the design industry soon, we are affected by the „glass ceiling“ through our gender and stigmatized aspects of appearance. Because of the fact that we are already experiencing the described effect paired with the lack of concern its been given, we decided that the „glass ceiling“ will play the leading role in our concept for this exhibition.
