
Nine Millimetres Of Real Craters.
The face is a sculpted topographic relief with about 9 mm of physical depth — you can run a finger into the crater floors. It is opaque, so it is never lit from behind. A concealed warm LED ring in the frame fires inward across the surface, and every crater rim catches that light while every crater floor falls into shadow. The shadows are the product.
Sculpture By Day.
Switched off in daylight it is not a dark screen waiting to be turned on — it is a relief carving, and passing sunlight rakes it the same way the LED does. Printed in PETG and hand-finished smooth, with a black frame around a warm light-grey face.
Moon By Night.
At 24.5 cm across it is a dinner-plate-sized statement above a headboard, a sofa or an entryway console, yet it stands only 2 cm off the wall. The glow is deliberately moonlight-dim — a warm low ambience you can fall asleep facing, not a floodlight.
