Serax - Table Lamp Earth - White - Recycled Papier Mâché - Designer Marie Michielssen

Name: Serax - Table Lamp Earth - White - Recycled Papier Mâché - Designer Marie Michielssen
Brand: Serax
SKU: b7220010

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Serax Table lamp White Paper. Dimensions: Ø 35 x H 47 cm - Cable: W 200 cm. Belgian artist Marie Michielssen's immoderate love of paper and her desire to recycle materials led her to create a series of papier-mâché objects. Adopting strange, primitive forms, the Earth Lamp is made from hand-molded papier-mâché. Each piece is unique. This luminaire is halfway between art and design. The slightly irregular lines and asperities of the material are deliberately visible to convey a sense of craftsmanship and highlight the raw aesthetics of this creation. The Earth Lamp has a primitive aesthetic that draws a link between the present and the past. Its soft, curved lines break away from the strict, linear environments of our daily lives. This creation exudes a positive energy mixed with the sensuality of fluid, organic forms. The Earth Lamp is a unique Decoration element. Marie Michielssen has a predilection for materials she can shape by hand. She lets her intuition guide her, giving shape to objects with an atypical, poetic allure. With the Earth collection, I feel that my formal language is getting closer and closer to sculpture, explains Michielssen. The designer never starts by putting her ideas down on paper. No technical drawings or 3D computer models: she prefers to let the material express itself during the creative process by modeling it by hand. When modeling, I often play with primary shapes like a cone, a ball or a square. I bring them together to create new shapes. Each drawing is preceded by an in-depth study of the shapes, and everything happens very intuitively.