Nebra captures the rising summer sun through a fine veil of mist. A light that harkens back to the Atlantic dawn at a time when the first mists herald the autumn to come. A horizontal glow like the line of the horizon that becomes nebulous as it rises, producing a vaporous, ethereal atmosphere. This hanging design is a linear piece with horizontal proportions that combines two types of lighting: direct lighting that projects down from above and a second indirect ambient lighting that is subdued and suggestive. The light emitted across its surface gives Nebra a weightless appearance, a stark contrast with the expressive sobriety of the piece when turned off. It is made from a sequence of pieces of consistent height and variable length, making it flexible and easy to combine in a series.