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EPISODE · May 9, 2026 · 44 MIN

Jess Perry | Electrolight

from First Light · host James Zagari

In Episode 2 of First Light, I sit down with Jess Perry — a designer and creative leader whose work has helped shape some of Australia’s most thoughtful and immersive architectural environments.As Director of Electrolight Melbourne, Jess has spent years at the intersection of architecture, emotion, and experience, leading projects that use light not simply as illumination, but as a powerful design language. His approach combines technical understanding with a deep sensitivity to atmosphere, materiality, and human connection — qualities that have made him one of the most respected voices in the lighting and design industry.Throughout the conversation, Jess reflects on his career journey, the evolution of lighting design in Australia, and the importance of collaboration between architects, interior designers, engineers, and creatives. We also explore leadership, mentoring emerging designers, the pressure of creative industries, and how great lighting often goes unnoticed — yet completely defines how a space is remembered.From luxury hospitality and residential projects to large-scale public environments, Jess shares the philosophy behind his work and the experiences that have shaped his perspective both professionally and personally.This is First Light with Jess Perry.

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