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Advil Pill Lamp

Advil Pill Lamp
by Adir Yakobi Israel

This is an Open Edition
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How is this defined? A series of pieces that are not restricted by any predetermined volume limit. Each item is meticulously produced by the designer or in collaboration with skilled local artisans, resulting in a limited quantity of unique pieces. If stated, each item may exhibit slight variations due to its handcrafted origin.
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Description

Introducing the “Advil Pill Lamp,” a remarkable lighting piece that brings forth a dialogue about the prevalent use of Over-The-Counter (OTC) pain relievers. This innovative lamp seamlessly integrates actual Advil pills, illuminating them to shine like precious gemstones, drawing attention to their value in our everyday lives.

This lamp serves as a metaphorical representation of the comfort and relief provided by such accessible medications, highlighting their significance through the radiant illumination of each embedded pill. It crafts a narrative around the ease and frequency with which we resort to these relievers, presenting them not as mere consumables but as valuable commodities, integral to many individuals’ daily well-being.

The Advil Pill Lamp, with its unique design and thoughtful concept, is more than a functional piece; it’s a conversation starter that shines a light on our societal dependencies and values, creating a visual and conceptual experience that transcends the simplicity of its components. Whether placed in a modern or traditional setting, this lamp promises to evoke thoughts, discussions, and reflections on our relationship with everyday remedies.

This lamp can be customised to work in any country

Dimensions LxWxH	18x7x28cm (7x3x11'')
Weight (kg)	1
Production Year	2023
Material	Ceramics
Discipline	Upcycling & Reuse
Design Class	Open Editions

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Adir Yakobi, a distinguished designer and artist, resides in the vibrant city of Tel Aviv and is an esteemed alumnus of Shenkar. With a distinctive sculptural approach to his creations, Yakobi masterfully manipulates a variety of materials and processes, striving to attain groundbreaking results that fuel the ongoing dialogue about the interrelationship between art and design.His approach is characterized by a playful yet profound exploration of substance, form, and hue, fostering a seamless flow between various disciplines. Each of Yakobi's designs radiates a juxtaposition of futuristic and ancient aesthetics, challenging and redefining the conventional perceptions of what a functional object can embody.The resultant pieces are uniquely one-of-a-kind, representing a harmonious fusion of contemporary innovation and time-honored techniques. Yakobi’s work not only resonates with a deep understanding of design and its possibilities but also contributes to the evolving narrative of art in the context of everyday objects, expanding the boundaries of both fields through his imaginative interpretations.