FANNY MALIE




‘WHAT WILL YOU DO?’ 
PAPER LAMP
ONE PIECE, FOLDED

A weekly planner is a flat surface of empty columns, and it stays that way until something gives the days a reason to be filled. This lamp began at the desk, staring at those blank columns and asking what would make time feel less like a grid and more like a presence.

The lamp turns the planner's flat structure into something dimensional. Each week becomes an object that occupies space and gives off light, a quiet prompt that sits beside you while you decide how to spend your days.

The title is both the question the piece asks and its invitation: what will you do?