Jeremy Son
Jeremy Son is an architectural designer and artist based in Brooklyn, NY and Hong Kong. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture at The Cooper Union Advancement of Science and Art. His work explores the archaic and contemporary as a simultaneous and complementary statement from our time.
Architectural Designer x Artist
Safe & Sound
Designed by Jeremy Son.
Damn Flamin: a candle holder designed to transform the overlooked corner into a quiet fountain of light. Precisely mounted at the junction of two walls, its form extends outward to create a subtle architectural intervention, fostering an atmospheric play of perception, far beyond a domestic setting’s typical decorative object. The candle itself is concealed from view, positioned behind the two intersecting aluminum planes to give the impression of an immaterial flame suspended in space.
This concealment is essential to the piece’s effect—obscuring the candle draws attention from object to experience, from the thing itself to embodied presence. The diffused ambient light activates the surrounding area with an alluring radiance, responding to subtle changes in the movement of air or a passerby. The burning flame marks time elementally, intersecting temporality with space and material. The softly flickering candle illuminates the night, infusing its domestic environs with meditative warmth and primordial mystery.
Damn Flamin is intended to be produced in parts, readily assembled with the most basic of tools.
Detail & care: Please be careful of sharp edges when handling. Handle with clean, dry hands or gloves to prevent oils from tarnishing metal. Using a match is suggested. Candle is NOT included.
— Size (L x W x D): 12” × 1.75” × 10”
— Weight: 425g
— Materials: Stainless Steel
Please allow three weeks for production before the order is shipped.