Of Movement and Material - Black
Of Movement and Material - Black
Of Movement and Material - Black
Of Movement and Material - Black
Of Movement and Material - Black
Of Movement and Material - Black
Of Movement and Material - Black
Of Movement and Material - Black
Of Movement and Material - Black

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    • Of Movement and Material – Black Ceiling Lamp
    by Philipp Weber

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    ‘Of Movement and Material’ re-imagines the crafting process as a dance between the maker and their liquid counterpart. Each dance creates a voluminous glass form, a crystallized moment of heat, movement, and gravitational potential, capturing the body and the material at the moment when both collide and release one another. Each unique light work contains its own story of this interplay.

    ‘Of Movement and Material’ expands on Weber’s research on the human relationships that are born from craft practices and mastership by studying the human body’s very relation to the object itself during the making process. This project celebrates the launch of the first series of lights for the newly formed brand ANALOG, produced in Berlin’s first and only glass blowing studio. Weber joins his concept for ‘Of Movement and Material’ with the philosophy of ANALOG, which seeks to re-emphasise the relevance of the human quality within products.

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    Prices per pendant light. Standard canopies for 1, 3, 5, or 15 pendants are included in the price. A small surcharge may apply for custom requests.

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    Glassblowing
    Weight (kg)

    5
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    ,

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    Number of Pendants

    1, 3, 5, 15
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    About Philipp Weber Visit Showroom →

    ‘Where lies the significance of craftsmanship today?’, ‘What is the meaning of the human relation to a material and its processing?’ or ‘What remains of a craft?’ are questions that guide my approach.
    Philipp Weber (*1987 in Münster, Germany). In his work, he seeks to find emotional qualities within production processes. The mystery that lies in the craft of glass blowing or the alien work environment of a coal miner are topics which inspire him and feed his fascination. Weber believes that in an increasingly digitalized world the comprehension and appreciation for original relations of production processes are getting lost. By finding arcane values that reveal themselves in a new and different meaning he poses new prospects on craftsmanship or production process and their importance for our societies.
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