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Copycat
Table lamp by Michael Anastassiades with a blown opal glass diffuser and a 24 K gold-coated sphere.
299 mm
2015
Approx. $1,100 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
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Description
Overview
This Copycat in 24K Gold is a table lamp by Michael Anastassiades (2015) emitting diffused light.
Construction
- Aluminium sphere machined from solid and gold-coated with 24 K gold
- Blown opal glass diffuser
- LED light source, with the dimmer switch located on the power cable
Specifications
- LED array, 16 W, 900 lm, 2700 K, light source included
- Total light, asymmetric distribution, insulation class III, IP 20
- Remote electronic 24 V power supply included
- Indoor dry location environment, net weight 3.55 kg
Story
Imitation and dependence
Imitation and dependence are the themes of Copycat. A small, precious sphere and a larger, luminous one sit side by side, and the smaller lives in the shadow of the larger orb. The design turns a simple pairing into an intimate presence and reflects the bond between two beings.
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