My guess is the hardest part of this build was getting a lamp to genuinely read as a glowing brake rotor, and the maker handled it with a neat trick: warm orange and yellow light comes from within the unit and shines through the openings behind the spokes. That combination is what makes the piece feel alive instead of like a static model.
The unit is an upgrade of a brake disc lamp, built entirely from 3D-printed plastic and styled as a car wheel and brake assembly. It has a yellow multi-spoke rim, a center cap, and a brake caliper with brembo written vertically along its length. Surfaces across the build carry the layer texture typical of printed plastic, and in my opinion that finish suits the mechanical subject well.
The finished lamp sits on a small stand, and the whole effect looks worthy of a spot in a garage or workshop.
Not everything is settled, though. The unit apparently runs hot, so better cooling looks like the next thing to sort out. Whether the design needs more tire is a fair question too; a chunkier rubber section could change the proportions noticeably.