Graphlight

An excellent electricity conductor and dry lubricant, the applications of graphite are infinite. Wanting to make the most of these natural properties, Niels Datema came up with a bright idea to put this unique material in the spotlight: he designed a lamp that doesn’t need a switch. One part of the lamp is positively charged and the other has a negative charge. When the two parts make contact, the graphite circuit is complete and the light turns on. Separate the two parts and the light turns off. A built-in pivot allows the lamp be positioned at different angles.