Beautiful Pendant Lamps with Unusual Design. Contenido Neto – Design par Alejandro Sarmiento. Contenido Neto – Design par Alejandro Sarmiento En Argentine, près de 100 000 familles vivent du tri et de la récupération des ordures ménagères, de leur transformation et de leur revente.
“Contenido Neto” est un projet de design stratégique qui a pour objectif de préserver l’impact sur l’environnement mais aussi un objectif social et économique qui offre de nouvelles possibilités aux populations les plus démunies : revendre leurs créations à travers une ONG. A travers sa recherche, Alejandro Sarmiento propose une réinsertion dans le système de production. Un homme boit à la bouteille, une bouteille en plastique en PET (polyéthylène téréphtalate). Une lame de rasoir glissée dans une prise en bois, comme un petit rabot, vient sectionner la bouteille et l’effiler jusqu’à obtenir des bobines de fils vert, jaune, marron, de la couleur du plastique. Panzo pour Esprit-Design. COIL LAMP - Craighton Berman. Coil reduces the domestic table lamp to the absolute minimum of defining elements.
A single electrical cord coils around what appears to be an empty volume, defining the iconic form of a table lamp and ultimately powering a single light bulb. The entire lamp is created exclusively from a 100 foot extension cord that has been wrapped around a laser-cut clear acrylic form. This simple transformation elevates the status of the humble extension cord to the realm of domestic design. Coil Lamp is in the permanent collection of the Art Institute of Chicago. Status—Self-production Materials—Acrylic, electrical components Photography— Noah Kalina (image 3, 4), Johnathan Crawford (image 2) Exhibitions—"Rethinking Typologies" at the Art Institute of Chicago, 2012 Deceptive Design, 2009.
Lampe Bigoli de Phay Halsackda pour Innermost. Ingo Maurer. Zettel'z 5 - Suspension Inox / Papier blanc et imprimé - Ø 120 cm. Stunning Living Pixels Lamps Made From Recycled Banners. These gorgeous lamps may look as if they’ve been excavated from ancient crystal caves, but they are in fact the product of an imaginative assemblage of recycled and eco-friendly materials.
Created by a collective of designers based in Hong Kong, the ‘Living Pixels‘ lamp takes antique and junk light stands, low-energy bulbs, and a diffuser made up of recycled banners and turns them into a colorful feast for the eyes. But here’s the kicker — as vibrant as these lamps may appear to be in their luminescent state, when turned off, they’re actually a nondescript white! Each diffuser, or lampshade, has been cut and sewn together from discarded banners collected from a variety of sources around the local area. Printed on the interior and white on the outside, the range of available materials and the mode of construction employed for each piece creates an incredible and varied diffusion of light. Via Yanko Design. Bruce Nauman. Bruce Nauman (born December 6, 1941) is a contemporary American artist.
His practice spans a broad range of media including sculpture, photography, neon, video, drawing, printmaking, and performance. Nauman lives near Galisteo, New Mexico. Life and work[edit] Confronted with “What to do?” In his studio soon after graduating, Nauman had the simple but profound realization that “If I was an artist and I was in the studio, then whatever I was doing in the studio must be art.
Nauman began in the 1960s with exhibitions at Nick Wilder’s gallery in Los Angeles and in New York at Leo Castelli in 1968 along with early solo shows at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Whitney Museum in 1972. His Self Portrait as a Fountain (1966) shows the artist spouting a stream of water from his mouth. Selected works[edit] Some of Nauman's best-known works include: Exhibitions[edit] Collections[edit] Truncated Pyramid Room (1982/1998) in Lörrach, Germany Recognition[edit] Influences[edit]
James Turrell. FILM Passageways James Turrell est un fils de Quakers immigrés en Amérique au début du siècle.
Son père était Normand et sa mère Irlandaise. D'eux vient-elle sa fascination pour les mouvements du ciel ? Pour ce ciel passant de l ' infiniment bleu à l'infiniment gris ? De cette invitation des nuages à la recherche du bleu infini ? En 1965, il obtient ses premiers diplômes en psychologie et mathématiques, puis il complète cette formation par des diplômes en Art. James Turrell - Elliptic Ecliptic - 1999 Elliptic Ecliptic est une architecture découpant une forme elliptique dans le ciel de Cornouailles, elle s'inscrit dans la série des Sky Spaces. Galerie/DAN FLAVIN.