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Carpenters Workshop画廊于2017年1月26日至3月4日举办了“艺术之光”展览。画廊以个展的形式展示每一位艺术家的作品，并突出展示他们最优秀的雕塑照明设计。...



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Carpenters Workshop画廊于2017年1月26日至3月4日举办了“艺术之光”展览。继2016年巴黎展取得巨大成功，以及画廊为了庆祝10周年，展出了Atelier Van Lieshout，Sebastian Brajkovic, Nacho Carbonell等16位艺术家的作品。画廊以个展的形式展示每一位艺术家的作品，并突出展示他们最优秀的雕塑照明设计。

Carpenters Workshop Gallery New York is pleased to present ‘Art Light’ from 26 January to 4 March 2017. After its great success in Paris in 2016 and celebrating the gallery’s 10 year anniversary, the exhibition will feature works from artists Atelier Van Lieshout, Sebastian Brajkovic, Nacho Carbonell, Vincenzo De Cotiis, Ingrid Donat, Johanna Grawunder, Stuart Haygarth, Mathieu Lehanneur, Frederik Molenschot, Random International, Giacomo Ravagli, Studio Drift, Studio Job, Charles Trevelyan, Morgane Tschiember and Erwin Wurm. Each artist’s work will be presented as a solo show highlighting the best of their sculptural lighting designs.



Atelier Van Lieshout 

艺术之光画廊展示了Atelier Van Lieshout的代表作品Pappamamma Lamp。这盏灯给人十分抽象的印象，近距离的观察才能看清灯的形状是一个解剖了的男性和女性生殖器官，从婴儿的脐带处伸出灯罩的部分。这件作品诠释了AVL的黑幽默装饰美学。

Cast in bronze and typical of AVL’s dark humour and fixation on distopia, Dutch design studio Atelier Van Lieshout’s ‘Helmet lamp #2’ and ‘Crypto Helmet Lamp #1’ take lamps beyond their aesthetic purpose inspiring deep reflection and sobriety.

Artist Joep van Lieshout founded Atelier Van Lieshout in 1995 for conceptual reasons. His work explores ecology, ideology, philosophy, human existence, life and death. Combining Surrealist and Minimalist forms in his sculpture, Van Lieshout creates controversial thematic bodies of work which might be interpreted as sinister, while also conveying humour. Atelier Van Lieshout’s installations experiment with media, the boundary between art, architecture and human constructions, whilst exploring the position of man in society, autarky, organisational systems and relationships with reproduction and power.

For ‘Art Light’, the gallery will also show the iconic ‘Pappamamma Lamp’ in a finely-crafted polished Bronze. At first seemingly abstract, a closer look reveals the representation of human conception with a dissected female and male reproductive organ, united by a foetus connected to an umbilical cord of light. A work typical of AVL’s dark, deep yet decorative aesthetic.

▼ Pappamamma Lamp & Jewel













▼ Bronze Family Lamp & Embrace











Sebastian Brajkovic 

Lathe Lamp表达了设计师大量探索的运动概念。设计师在数控车床机床上用铝创造的对称、旋转形式，是先进技术和雕塑方法的完美结合。

通过对理论和技术的深入探索，设计师创造了结构、自由以及形式的美学平衡。雕塑在成型之前先用手工雕刻，达到传统的精湛技术与现代数字科技的完美结合！

The ‘Lathe Lamp’ expresses a notion largely explored by the designer: movement. The symmetrical, rotated form turned out of aluminium on a CNC lathe machine is a great combination of advanced technique and sculptural approach.

The ‘Lathe’ series, expanded for his first solo show at the Carpenters Workshop Gallery in 2008, returns to his original fascination with rotation and the idea of turned furniture. Through his in depth explorations of the theoretical and the technical, Seabstian Brajkovic creates an aesthetic balance of structure, freedom and form. Sculpted by hand before being moulded, the sculpture is a perfect result of traditional savoir-faire and new digital techniques, harnessing the possibilities of contemporary design aids.

▼ Lathe Lamp





Nacho Carbonell 

Nacho Carbonell的作品Cocoon使用钢铁和混凝土等材料，这个作品能够让观赏者关注于作品所唤起的自然形态，从而忘却它的工业起源。艺术家说他看到物体是“活的生物进入生活，并用它的行为让你震惊。”Cocoon系列似乎在他们的闲置状态中呼吸和摇摆。

Using materials such as steel and concrete, the industrial origins of Nacho Carbonell’s ‘Cocoon’ works are forgotten when we see the natural forms they evoke. The artists says he sees objects as “living organisms that come to life and surprise you with their behavior.” The ‘Cocoon’ series appear to breath and sway in their idle state.

A designer whose self-stated aim is to, “appeal to the imagination” he has certainly achieved this. Nacho Carbonell was nominated for “Design of the Year” by the London Design Museum in 2009 for his work “Evolution.” A year later he was named “Designer of the Future” at Design Miami. It was at this fair that he first exhibited his trademark organic shapes made of congealed natural fibers and textures that are ready to take life. This recognition made his name as a designer to watch.

▼ Table Cocoon 12 & Twist Cocoon Concrete Base













Vincenzo De Cotiis 

‘DC 1609’ lamp 是‘Progetto

Domestico’系列中的一件作品。当代制造技术与实验程序相结合，有助于利用再生部件形成加工材料。

这个持续的内部项目提供了理解和见证日常物品在一个聚光灯下，超越其原有的目的的可能性的视角。

灯的部件的特点是随时间而磨损、变形的材料，以意想不到的形状再次出现，这些作品唤起了对的工业化的回忆。

Vincenzo de Cotiis likes to describe

his work as a ‘perfect imperfection’. Mixing: ‘old’ with ‘new’,

‘precious’ with ‘industrial’ as well as combining ‘rough’ and ‘raw’

textures with ‘smooth’ and ‘polished’ surfaces, the designer blends both

past and present to create transformative and organic pieces.

The ‘DC 1609’ lamp, is part of the

‘Progetto Domestico’ collection. Contemporary techniques of

manufacturing combine with experimental procedures that help shape

processed materials with recycled parts. This ongoing interiors project

offers the possibility of understanding and witnessing everyday objects

in a spotlight that outshines its original purpose. Characterized by

materials worn and deformed by time that come to life again in

unexpected shapes, the pieces evoke luxurious industrialisation.

▼ DC 1609







Ingrid Donat 

Ingrid Donat掌握各种材料，包括丰富的自然资源，如青铜和皮革。

她还将稀有材料如羊皮纸等加入她的设计作品中，这可以在本次展览中展示的“Floor Lamp”的灯罩上看到。

设计师作品中的一些常用的元素：循环，正方形，圆圈，环，订书钉，线，交织等，如释放的词汇一般占据作品的表面。

After a major retrospective at the New

York gallery at the end of 2016, Carpenters Workshop Gallery presents

the designer’s ‘Floor Lamp’ showing clear sign of the designer’s

inspiration taken from tribal art.

Ingrid Donat masters a variety of

materials that include rich, natural resources such as bronze and

leather. She also incorporates rarer materials into her work such as

parchment one can see on the lampshade of the ‘Floor Lamp’ revealed in

this exhibition. The designer also deals with her repertoire of signs:

loops, squares, circles, rings, staples, lines, interlacing… repeated

and obsessive patterns that take possession of the surface, such as a

released litany.

▼ Floor Lamp



Johanna Grawunder

Johanna Grawunder的概念灯通过优雅的复杂形式探索技术的极限。 小而素，她的雕塑灯具看起来像漂浮在空中，创造出视觉上的错觉。

Johanna Grawunder began her career as

an architect before turning into lighting design. Her conceptual lights

explore the possibilities of technology through elegant sophisticated

forms. Minimal and sober, her lighting sculptures seem like vanishing

installations floating in the air, creating optical illusions.

Playing with the material reflections,

transparencies and opacities, light trajectories and deviations, the

designer perfectly handles the physicial properties and sensitivities of

the materials and surfaces she combines to design magical illuminated

objects.

▼ Goldbar (black)





Mathieu Lehanneur 

第一件作品是从罕见的玫瑰石英与手工吹制玻璃结合的S.M.O.K.E系列。 Mathieu Lehanneur 展示了他的标志性的枝形吊灯“Les Cordes”，而且此次将首次展示与“Les Cordes”相同的玻璃成型技术的新系列小型台灯。

Mathieu Lehanneur will exhibit a solo

show during ‘Art Light’ with three works representing the different

threads of his sculptural research.

The first work is from the S.M.O.K.E

series which combines rare quality rose-quartz with hand-blown glass. It

will be accompanied by his iconic chandelier piece ‘Les Cordes’ which

evolved from an original commission for the Château Borély – home to

Marseille’s Decorative Arts Museum. Finally, a new series of smaller

table lights that use the same glass-forming techniques as ‘Les Cordes’

will be exhibited for the first time.

▼ Les Cordes (CWG Standard) & S.M.O.K.E Onyx (Pink)















▼ Spring Lamp (Irish Green 52 cm) & Spring Lamp (White 44 cm)









最后来一只喵星人灯~

Stuart Haygarth 

英国艺术家Stuart Haygarth的“Raft Cats”是由数百个陶瓷猫雕像组成的灯。一件讽刺和幽默的作品，概念来自于和家庭环境息息相关的和被忽略的日常生活的对象。

‘Raft Cats’ by British artist Stuart

Haygarth is a light made up of hundreds of ceramic cat figurines. A

sarcastic and humoristic object interrogating the notion of collection

and the everyday life objects surrounding our domestic environments and

collective unconscious.

The artist has a room in his East

London studio dedicated to the sorting and classification of found

objects that he re-uses for his sculptures.

▼ Raft Cats (large)





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