Dynamic projection wall lamp

Abstract

This utility model relates to a dynamic projection wall lamp, which includes a wall-mounted lampshade and a lamp head. A transmission hole is formed on the side of the wall-mounted lampshade. A portion of the light beam emitted by the lamp head is directed into the inner cavity of the wall-mounted lampshade, while the other portion is projected onto the wall through the transmission hole. The dynamic projection wall lamp also includes a power component that drives the lamp head to reciprocate vertically after being mounted on the wall. The movement of the lamp head changes the angle and position of the projection from the transmission hole onto the wall to form a dynamic projection. This utility model eliminates the need for structures such as film and lenses, directly changing the angle and position of the light beam to form a dynamic projection through the movement of the lamp head and the fixed position of the transmission hole. This not only optimizes the structure of the formed dynamic projection but also makes it easier to control. Furthermore, the dispersion of the light beam not only illuminates the inner cavity but also, through the combined action of the inner cavity and the external projection, further enhances the visual experience of the dynamic projection, thereby creating a specific atmosphere and artistic effect.

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