MUTO is a modular lamp born from formal exploration within CAD environments, where organic shapes emerge through precise digital tools without sacrificing flexibility or control. The project investigates how to make the most of a 3D printer’s constraints and capabilities, optimizing dimensions, orientation, and material usage for an efficient and replicable design.

Printed in PETG and assembled using embedded magnets, MUTO allows for easy interchangeability of its components. Its modular structure supports constant transformation—shape, scale, and function can all evolve without redesigning the system from scratch.

MUTO is not a static lamp; it is an open system in continuous mutation.