The chandelier originated with medieval nobility and became more elaborate in the 19th century, used in palaces by nobility, clergy, and merchants. At some point, it was introduced to China and became widely used as a symbol of luxury.

In this series of sculptures, I drew profiles of various European antique chandeliers from the Metropolitan Museum's collection. Then, using Rhino, I rotated these profiles 360 degrees around a central axis, forming the shape of the sculptures, which resemble cakes.

When the light is turned on, moths and bugs are drawn to it. Desire is illuminated, and you find yourself caught in an endless cycle of thought.