Description
The pendant is cross-shaped and connected by an opaque black ball in the center. The lamp is suspended from adjustable black fabric cables. The lamp is made of brushed brass, brushed gray metal and opaque glass.
Birth of Square in Circle in 2019 in London by Alexia Sirokina. These creations are in the spirit of Gesamtkunstwerk which literally means total work of art.
The total work of art is a sumptuous aesthetic journey, a complete artistic creation that through prodigious efforts, embraces the visual, experience and performance in all types of art including painting, music, architecture, literature, interior design, furniture, silverware as well as landscape.
A particularism in the artist, which sums up his thinking in his creation, he says: "My idea was to make strong references to modernism and geometry because these are my passions."
Technical details :
Dimensions : Length 1080mm - Width 100mm - Height 760mm
Overall drop (adjustable) max 1500mm
Materials : Brushed brass/ white frosted glass/ brushed grey metal/ black fabric flex. Other finishes available.
Design by : Alexia Sirokina
Lead time : 10 to 12 weeks
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