Circus AbatJour Bruno
Circus AbatJour Bruno
Design Uto Balmoral
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Funny characters inspired by the circus world find themselves struggling with a lampshade that absentmindedly they mistake it for their circus tent.Eager to show off their skills or strength, they lift a flap of the lamp/curtain ready to enter the scene.Table LampSize: cm 26 x h.19 | 10,2'' x h. 7,4''220-230 V ~ 50/60 HzLED Bulb Max 1x4W E14 BULB NOT INCLUDED
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Table Lamp
Resin and Polyester
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Uto Balmoral
"I don't believe in design. I believe in ideas." Uto Balmoral is not me. Uto Balmoral is a provocatively created character intended to be a product itself, a project of the designer. The idea stems from a personal consideration of the concept of "Designer as a Brand." The awareness of this phenomenon gave rise, with declared irony, to the new character Uto. Uto defines his own image starting from the denial of himself in a play of particular balances between the will/necessity to appear and to hide. The guiding thread of Uto's work is the simple necessity to communicate, to provoke, to generate something in the audience, to force a smile, to provoke thought, to trigger a reaction, in order to initiate a process that goes beyond aesthetic sense and functionality, thus centering the main purpose of his work. First of all, objects communicate; they are places where a clear message can be found.
