An extraordinary bronze floor lamp, taking the form of an opening flower, with a root-like base and flared, petal-shaped shade. Its strange, organic design recalls the theatrical work of Garouste and Bonetti during the 1980s and 90s.
The overlapping, leaf-like shade is pierced with decorative cut-outs, casting dramatic patterns of light when illuminated. The bronze has a rich, uneven patina, with darker recesses and warm highlights that bring out its sculptural form.
Monogrammed with an obscure ‘A’ to the base, though the maker remains unidentified. An eccentric and slightly surreal piece, with as much presence unlit as illuminated.
Height: approx. 78 cm
Width: approx. 26 cm
Collection from Brixton, London or arranged delivery.
An extraordinary bronze floor lamp, taking the form of an opening flower, with a root-like base and flared, petal-shaped shade. Its strange, organic design recalls the theatrical work of Garouste and Bonetti during the 1980s and 90s.
The overlapping, leaf-like shade is pierced with decorative cut-outs, casting dramatic patterns of light when illuminated. The bronze has a rich, uneven patina, with darker recesses and warm highlights that bring out its sculptural form.
Monogrammed with an obscure ‘A’ to the base, though the maker remains unidentified. An eccentric and slightly surreal piece, with as much presence unlit as illuminated.
Height: approx. 78 cm
Width: approx. 26 cm
Collection from Brixton, London or arranged delivery.
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