A minimalist wall-mounted light by Tronhjem Rømer consisting of a tall, narrow rectangular panel with fluorescent yellow reflective strips running vertically along each side.

Tronhjem Rømer, Lumi L 1, 2026. Powder coated steel, color reflectors, LED, 160 x 28 x 4 cm. Photo by Robert Damisch.

Installation view of You Can’t See It From There by Tronhjem Rømer at Innenkreis, showing three vertical illuminated wall works from the Lumi L series alongside the textile work Color Occurrence. The geometric light pieces cast a soft glow against the white gallery walls.

Installation view of exhibition by Tronhjem Rømer, You Can't See It From There at Innenkreis. Featuring Lumi L 1, 2, 3 (2026) and textile work Color Occurrence (2022). Photo by Robert Damisch.

Installation view of Tronhjem Rømer’s Lumi L series at Innenkreis, showing three illuminated vertical wall works glowing in yellow and pastel tones against a white gallery wall, seen through a doorway.

Installation view of exhibition by Tronhjem Rømer, You Can't See It From There at Innenkreis. Featuring Lumi L 1, 2, 3 (2026). Photo by Robert Damisch.

Installation view of exhibition by Tronhjem Rømer, You Can't See It From There at Innenkreis. Featuring Lumi L 1, 2, 3 (2026) and textile work Color Occurrence (2022). Photo by Robert Damisch.

Installation view of exhibition by Tronhjem Rømer, You Can't See It From There at Innenkreis. Featuring Lumi L 1, 2, 3 (2026) and textile work Bed Crown (2026). Photo by Robert Damisch.

Tronhjem Rømer

Lumi L 1, 2026

Powder coated steel, color reflectors, LED

160 x 28 x 4 cm
63 x 11 x 1 5/8 in

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The Lumi series (2026) by Tronhjem Rømer is a serie of unique wall-mounted light works in powder-coated steel, colour reflectors and LED, signed and dated by the artists. The restrained vertical forms is activated by reflected light, producing a soft transition from one tone to the other. The Lumi works are part of Tronhjem Rømer’s investigation into colour as both material and immaterial presence. When unlit, colour resides in the powder-coated metal itself; when illuminated, reflected light creates tonal shifts that no single pigment could produce. In Lumi, colour is therefore not fixed to the object but extends into the surrounding space, changing with light, distance and the viewer’s position. The result is both precise and atmospheric: a functional light object that treats illumination as a spatial material, drawing the eye through the room and subtly altering how its architecture is perceived.

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