Pingtan is an island, a museum, and now it is also the name of a lamp. Each one is a different scale of the same shape, a reference to the experience of natural elements which merge together. It is a change in scale aiming to take a sign of energy originating from the outside world into indoor settings, as a tool to convey a bigger emotion. Light, in nature and in architecture, is a sign of life; in the Pingtan lamp, the light itself leads you to imagine real life, on the outside. The organic shape of an island is used for the internally plied transparent body to ensure that the signs of the level curves come to life with a slight glow and interact smartly with the light to diffuse it and calibrate its emission. Pingtan brings the experience of nature indoors, like an outside landscape entering a room. The light conveys life from the outside, along with the idea of a bigger form of energy. Ma Yansong