The temple columns in what is the largest archaeological site in Europe are artfully echoed in the rounded and fluted form of the lamp’s light-diffusing element, which seems to emerge spontaneously from its supporting structure.

Selinunte is a brisk composition of two essential geometric forms: a folded metal sheet that cradles a fluted or smooth glass cylinder, paired with a small colored concrete volume that ensures the lamp’s stability. One element interlocks with the other—the metal frame providing both lightness and strength, while the concrete piece nestles securely into two vertical slits, suggesting a bayonet mount.