German designer Johannes Hemann's Storm pendant light embodies a process-driven design concept, where objects shape themselves amidst storm winds. The work symbolises the enduring calm before and after the storm, as materials withstand and a distinct shape emerges.

During the creative process, Johannes utilises storm boxes to simulate storms, generating distinctive shapes through the combined forces of wind, compressed air, adhesives, and heat. The resulting formation of shapes is influenced by various parameters, including material properties, heat levels, and wind direction.