Fregio
Fregio is a luminous sculpture based on the reconciliation of opposites: lights and shadows, solids and voids, blending the ancestral character of hand-decorated glazed ceramics with the technological and industrial aspects of LED light sources and metal support brackets. It emits abundant light both downward and upward, making it a perfect suspension light for illuminating a table.
Foscarini, with Andrea Anastasio and Ceramica Gatti 1928, explores new interpretations of light, which takes on the character of a material in the dialogue with ceramics.
Helen Musselwhite’s artistic universe is made of paper cutouts, folds, and shadows that narrate the wonder of the natural world. For What’s in a Lamp?, the artist reinterprets some of Foscarini’s lamps, transforming them into dreamlike paper landscapes.
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Fregio
A highly decorative pendant lamp with both direct and indirect lighting. The design of the horizontal floral bas-reliefs in ceramic was obtained by the designer by selecting portions of historic molds from the Gatti ceramic arts workshop of Faenza and combining them in an original way. Handcrafted and differing from one side to the other, the ceramics are anchored to a central body in extruded aluminium with a matte black coating, containing the LEDs, and closed at the ends by straps in matte black coated steel. An opaline diffuser in the upper part and a shield below ensure excellent visual comfort. The suspension system features two steel cables, a transparent electrical cable, and a white ABS canopy.
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