OCEANIC table desk lamp light Michele De Lucchi MEMPHIS Milano Group made Italy

Description: The MEMPHIS Milano brand is managed nowadays by Alberto Bianchi Albrici and still produces iconic objects created by the group between 1981 and 1988 Oceanic — masterpiece by Michele De Lucchi — a mysterious stylized creature, has become one of the most famous icons of the Memphis Group thanks to its original design. A tame sea monster, or a set of fishing rods that intersect with colorful geometric forms, Oceanic has undoubtedly been created to light unconventional interiors. This genuine OCEANIC lamp is sold with an AUTHENTICITY CERTIFICATE and guarantee stamp (SIGILLO DI AUTENTICITA) from MEMPHIS Milano Condition: NEW / NEVER USED / WITH THE ORIGINAL BOX Made in Italy (see the Artisanal Production details while you browse the pictures) Name: Oceanic Object: (desk / table) Lamp Designer: Michele De Lucchi Made of painted metal Designed for Memphis Group Original year of design: 1981 Manufacturer: Memphis Milano Period: Contemporary / 21st CenturyVoltage: EUROPE 220V / US 110VPower maximum: 7WSold without bulb, type E27Standard European plug, easy to use anywhere in the world with adapterAvailable in both EUROPEAN 220V and/or US 110V - just let us know WIDTH 37.8 inches x DEPTH 4.7 inches x HEIGHT 29.5 inches WIDTH 96cm x DEPTH 12cm x HEIGHT 75cm This genuine OCEANIC lamp is sold with an AUTHENTICITY CERTIFICATE and guarantee stamp (SIGILLO DI AUTENTICITA) from MEMPHIS Milano Hello There! Store is an official Memphis Milano stockist IMPORTANT: Each Memphis Milano object we sell is handmade / made to order and needs a different production time. Please allow us maximum 15 working days handling time. We'll keep you posted about your order with a tracking number. WORLDWIDE SHIPPING TRACKED If your country is not included in the shipping list, please get in touch with us for a specific shipping quote. ABOUT Michele De Lucchi: He is an Italian designer and architect. In 1975 he graduated in Architecture at the University of Florence, where from 1975 to 1977 he worked as an assistant to Adolfo Natalini, founder of Superstudio. Between the end of the 70s and the 80s he was a prominent figure in Architettura Radicale and played a part in the most important movements in Italian design of the time. His important track record with Centrokappa and Alchimia in those years is also worthy of mention. He was one of the co-founders of Memphis with which he collaborated from 1981 to 1987. In 1987 he designed the Tolomeo lamp for Artemide, which earned him the Compasso d'Oro two years later. Working for Olivetti, De Lucchi acquired enormous experience in the world of the office, creating a vast range of furniture, computers and furnishings such as the highly modular Icarus Series (for Olivetti Synthesis in 1982, with Ettore Sottsass). De Lucchi's projects are created in collaboration with numerous Italian and European furniture brands. In 1990 he founded Produzione Privata with the aim of combining an experimental approach with traditional artisanal techniques and processes. He has curated numerous art and design exhibitions and had designed museum buildings such as the Milan Triennale, the Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome and the Neues Museum in Berlin. He has carried out various projects for the city of Milan including the pavilions for Expo 2015, the UniCredit Pavilion in Piazza Gae Aulenti and the installation of the Pieta Rondanini in the Castello Sforzesco. He is a professor with the Faculty of Design of the Milan Polytechnic and a member of the Accademia Nazionale di San Luca in Rome. About MEMPHIS Milano: The Memphis Milano or the Memphis Group design movement, born in 1981 under the vision of Ettore Sottsass and a collective of young designers and architects (Nathalie Du Pasquier included), became a defining cultural phenomenon of the 1980s. By challenging the established norms of design and turning conventional ideas about living spaces on their head, Memphis revolutionized creative and commercial logics. Sottsass, the backbone of the movement, led the charge in reimagining design through unconventional shapes, bold patterns, and innovative materials, pushing the creative boundaries of the industry. Memphis became a symbol of New Design, and its influence continues to resonate across various sectors of production and beyond, leaving a lasting mark on contemporary culture. Each Memphis Milano piece is timeless and iconic, continuing to captivate audiences for its rebellious, avant-garde nature and its impact on contemporary design sensibilities. These objects remain collectible and influential, symbolizing a pivotal moment in the history of design. Photos & Text (C) All rights reserved Hello There! Store Thank you for shopping small,💛

Price: 2970 USD

Location: Bucharest

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