Prismic Beacon - Monolithic Lamp

Prismic Beacon - Where Brutalist Pixels Rise Into Light Prismic Beacon is a 3D printed ambient lamp, brightness-controlled, inspired by sci-fi signal towers, extraterrestrial landing lights, brutalist architecture, and luxury product displays. At the center is a soft vertical white light enclosed inside a clear acrylic tube. Around it, a pixelated pyramid rises from a smooth circular base, creating a terrain-like form that feels digital, architectural, and slightly alien. No electrical knowledge is necessary to make this. It's pretty easy and straightforward (See: Assembly) The design is built around contrast: a sharp red pixel landscape, a clean transparent cylinder, and one controlled beam of light. It is meant to sit like a gallery object on a desk, shelf, bedside table, or product display surface. The pixel pyramid is shaped with a hyperbolic, summit-like geometry. From the side, it reads like a futuristic mountain. From above, it feels like a digital topographic field. When the light is turned on, the central beam gives the piece a beacon-like presence without overpowering the form. Hardware used This model is designed around these Bambu Lab components: COB LED Strip Light Power Distribution Board PDB - 4 Channels Potentiometer Board with SH1.0 Connector Clear Acrylic Rigid Tube M2 Socket Head Cap Machine Screws - x6 M3 Socket Head Cap Machine Screws - x4 ASSEMBLY GUIDE Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Print all the partsAssemble the main components as shown; thread the COB light into the hole and secure the light board using the rectangular plate given. Everything is secured using 6 M2x8 screws.Follow this circuit diagram if confused about the wiring. Pull out the black USB power supply cable out into its trench slot given under the pyramid structure. In this diagram, it is denoted in blue.Secure the backplate using 4 M3x8 screws. Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Step 8 Insert the black tube and press it onto the potentiometer knob. This will help you control the brightness le