The current research seeks to utilize prefabricated elements and address them in a formative manner to highlight their effectiveness in the field of light shaping in design. Their forms are utilized to combine their aesthetic properties, both sensory and structural, in formulations and methods such as assembly, gluing, accumulation, juxtaposition, or recomposition. The aim is to develop creative and experimental aspects in highlighting the value and aesthetics of light through various plastic, metal, or wooden consumables, etc., and to work on sorting these elements to satisfy the justifications for their artistic and formative employment, highlighting the important role of light. The artistic style of light shaping is characterized by the visual rhythms of light overlays that add spatial visual dimensions with formative constructions. These are achieved through the formal variables of prefabricated elements, which play a significant and influential role when they interact with light. The relationship between them effectively influences the aspects of employment and compatibility with the emerging components of the artwork.