Cruising Ii – Multimaterial Sculptural Table Lamp
by Leo Maher GR

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Description

“Cruising II” is both a functional light source and a narrative piece, highlighting the hidden histories and private desires of a culture that sought connection in the shadows. It brings together the resilience of nature, the elegance of history, and the enduring human need for connection, making it a powerful statement piece for any space. The base features a meticulously sculpted clay tree, glazed with copper oxide for a rich, metallic sheen and glassy gradients of turquoise. This tree rises from a base of clay tiles designed to mimic those of Victorian bathroom tiles, symbolising spaces of privacy and historical significance. The lampshade, made from transparent blown plastic formed through a steel wire frame, creates the canopy. Adorning the top of the lampshade are translucent, 3D-printed leaves and flowers through which the light shines through.

The lamp hosts two standard E14 bulb connections. The plug is a standard EU connection however can be replaced as required.

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Leo Maher is a British-born designer, researcher and sculptural furniture maker who's work sits at the intersection of object design and art. His practice collects research from material cultures, past and present, working them into dynamic new works using a complex array of materials and techniques. Those works often attempt to challenge normative ideas surrounding our material realities and the narrative they represent.
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