Three SCE Students Honored at 2014 IESNYC Student Lighting Competition
Esli Teker, “Livre Noir” Photo: Naomi Castillo Photography
The work of three Parsons students was recognized at the 2014 IESNYC (Illuminating Engineering Society New York Section) Student Awards. For this year’s competition, students were asked to “touch with their eyes,” suggesting ways in which light can convey a sense of touch. Product design student Esli Teker (instructor: Erika Doering) received first prize for her entry, “Livre Noir,” an interactive book that reacts to touch, emitting a range of colors designed to elicit a range of moods or emotions. Product Design student Huira Koo (instructor: Andrea Ruggiero) and MFA Lighting Design student Tobias Holden (instructor: Derek Porter), received honorable mention; Koo for “Tentacle,” and Holden for “Thumbprint.”
Huira Koo, “Tentacle” Photo: Naomi Castillo Photography
Tobias Holden, “Thumbprint” Photo: Naomi Castillo Photography
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- Product design student Esli Teker with “Livre Noir,” which received First Prize. Photo: Naomi Castillo Design
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- Lighting student Tobias Holden with “Thumbprint,” which received honorable mention. Photo: Naomi Castillo Design
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- 2014 IESNYC Student Lighting Design Competition Winners. Photo: Naomi Castillo Photography
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- 2014 IESNYC Student Lighting Design Competition. Photo: Naomi Castillo Photography
More photos from the awards ceremony can be found here.
