Pierre Digan, modular wall sculpture in glazed ceramic. The ten cones are fixed on a square wooden support. Digan, born in 1941, designed the cones in the early 1970s (together with other geometric modules), to be realized at the ceramic ateliers in La Borne and
Designed by Angelo Mangiarotti for Artemide in 1967, the Lesbo lamp represents one of the symbols of Italian design of the 1970s. It consists of an annular base in chromed metal, which supports the lamp, made of blown Murano glass.
Abstract, modular sculpture in glazed terracotta by Angus Ogilvie, Italy, 2023. “Ogilvie seeks to remove the idea of authorship from the work, the content coming from the form and process. Constructing a set of geometric proportions and then generating variations within these parameters often presenting multiples.
Luigi Caccia Dominioni for Azucena, table "T20 Fascia Specchiata", Italy, 1970s. Oval glass top with mirrored frame. The two "C" shaped bases are in stainless steel.