DESCRIPTION
Description
Equal parts lighting and architectural experiment, this brutalist wall lamp channels the spirit of an underground club or a Soviet-era design school. The triangular body bristles with oxidized copper pipes like some kind of industrial porcupine, while the backplate catches and scatters the light from within. Is it a lamp? A sculpture? Does it even matter?
Equal parts lighting and architectural experiment, this brutalist wall lamp channels the spirit of an underground club or a Soviet-era design school. The triangular body bristles with oxidized copper pipes like some kind of industrial porcupine, while the backplate catches and scatters the light from within. Is it a lamp? A sculpture? Does it even matter?
Equal parts lighting and architectural experiment, this brutalist wall lamp channels the spirit of an underground club or a Soviet-era design school. The triangular body bristles with oxidized copper pipes like some kind of industrial porcupine, while the backplate catches and scatters the light from within. Is it a lamp? A sculpture? Does it even matter?
DESIGNER
Unknown (possibly Italian or Dutch industrial design)
CATEGORY
Lighting
DIMENSIONS
20 x 20 x 20 cm
REGION
Europe
CONDITION
Great vintage condition. Minor wear visible on the metal surfaces consistent with age. Wiring needs confirmation or updating before installation.
material
Powder-coated metal, copper tubing, mirrored steel backplate
STYLE
Brutalist Postmodern Constructivism
PERIOD
1980s (estimated)
REGION
Europe
DIMENSIONS
20 x 20 x 20 cm
DESIGNER
Unknown (possibly Italian or Dutch industrial design)
material
Powder-coated metal, copper tubing, mirrored steel backplate
CONDITION
Great vintage condition. Minor wear visible on the metal surfaces consistent with age. Wiring needs confirmation or updating before installation.
PERIOD
1980s (estimated)
STYLE
Brutalist Postmodern Constructivism
