Designed and produced by Jason Robinson in his Brooklyn studio, this light sculpture draws inspiration from the sculptural works of Isamu Noguchi and Erwin Hauer. Paper lanterns had existed long before Akari, however Noguchi brought his own language to the art form transforming lanterns into 'light sculptures'. Erwin Hauer - known for his architectural walls and screens - deftly played with light through complex patterns and the absence of material. Carousel (no.1) is a continuation of these traditions. The shade is made of traditional coldpress watercolor paper, while the base is crafted from solid maple. 2700K warm LEDs (dimmable) illuminate the object.
Carousel (no.1) is also available in a table lamp version.
Materials: cold press watercolor paper, vellum, maple, dimmer
Dimensions: D 6.75" x H 37"
Available via Limited Release.
Price: $1250
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