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“A Flanc de Falaise – Paysage” Lamp

by Maxime Bellaunay France

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Description

The lamps in the “A FLANC DE FALAISE” series draw their graphic language from the quarries from which they were extracted, combining geometric precision and the free expression of the material itself.

The light comes out of a crack in the stone and is reflects off the brass. The external treatment of the brass echoes the fragmented aspect of the stone.

Each piece is unique, due to its manufacturing process. The pieces are nevertheless reproducible, but will always be unique as the stone always breaks in a different way.

Dimensions LxWxH (cm)	30x6x11
Weight (kg)	3
Material	Blued Steel, Limestone
Production Year	2019
Color	White And Gold

About Maxime Bellaunay Visit Showroom →

Graduated from the Ecole Boulle – Paris in craftmanship, Maxime Bellaunay explores the relation with the object and places raw material at the heart of his research. He will bring out the textures and surfaces of objects, in order to highlight their raw and primitive state. He founds part of his formal approach on the cracking of materials, in order to release their essence and reveal their original aspect. Through this random process, a dialogue is created between human action and the way in which nature will regain control over it. Through a sensitive and minimalist aesthetic, Maxime develops a singular language that he translates into his creations: furniture, objects, and lighting. He produces unique pieces or edited in small series, resulting from his collaborations in France and Japan.