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Big Bang Wall/Ceiling
Wall and ceiling lamp of criss-crossing planes by Franzolini and Garcia Jimenez, 2005
790 × 670 × 220 mm
2005
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Description
Overview
Designed in 2005 by Enrico Franzolini and Vicente Garcia Jimenez, Big Bang Wall/Ceiling mounts on a wall or a ceiling. Its light is diffused and reflected at the same time.
Construction
The lamp consists of 6 differently shaped translucent methacrylate slabs, secured to the mount by two small metal rods. The wall mounting plate and the mount, which houses the lighting technology part, are metal.
Specifications
- Size: 79 x 22 x 67 cm (W x D x H)
- Colour: White
- Materials: methacrylate, metal
- Weight: 3 kg net
- Rating: Class I, IP20, CE
Story
An explosion of planes
Crossing surfaces and shadows, in the manner of an explosion, are the concept of the Big Bang wall and ceiling lamp. The idea is extreme and scenic.
A presence in space
The lamp is a luminous presence of great spatial impact, and its light is diffused and reflected at once. The choice of colour sets the tone.
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