Biomorphic XL, Oversized Table Lamp, Grey Limestone, Made-To-Order
Designed by Studio Chora, Biomorphic Series, 2022.
Biomorphic: ‘bios' meaning life and 'morphe' meaning form. The Biomorphic series of organic light sculptures are one-of-a-kind and hand moulded from a composite paper clay and delicate, mineral gypsum plaster. The result is a high-quality compressed limestone finish carefully burnished to a smooth-to-the-touch, matte surface. Lightly water resistant, for indoor use only. Please note that the natural patina of burnished plaster is hairline cracking, these are not visible unless under close inspection and not an indication of structural integrity.
Dimensions:
Height: 23-1/4”
Width: 13-0”
Depth: 6-0”
Description: 8’-0” clear cord. Matte with a silky-to-the-touch sheen, concrete gray table lamp. Medium ceramic socket, LED 40W bulb in soft white (included). Surrealist-inspired, warping plaster base and shade.
Care instructions: Studio Chora's lime plaster products are compressed and burnished to a natural white finish. A wax may be applied to clean the surface and pull out natural color variation in the plaster.
About the designer: E. L. Silva, M. Arch., of Studio Chora is a designer based in New Mexico. Trained as an architect, her work focuses on post-Deleuzian philosophy as a critical tool for articulating gender. She handcrafts one-of-a-kind sculptures, drawings, technical and artistic visuals, pneumatic dinner parties, and augmented reality experiences.
Designed by Studio Chora, Biomorphic Series, 2022.
Biomorphic: ‘bios' meaning life and 'morphe' meaning form. The Biomorphic series of organic light sculptures are one-of-a-kind and hand moulded from a composite paper clay and delicate, mineral gypsum plaster. The result is a high-quality compressed limestone finish carefully burnished to a smooth-to-the-touch, matte surface. Lightly water resistant, for indoor use only. Please note that the natural patina of burnished plaster is hairline cracking, these are not visible unless under close inspection and not an indication of structural integrity.
Dimensions:
Height: 23-1/4”
Width: 13-0”
Depth: 6-0”
Description: 8’-0” clear cord. Matte with a silky-to-the-touch sheen, concrete gray table lamp. Medium ceramic socket, LED 40W bulb in soft white (included). Surrealist-inspired, warping plaster base and shade.
Care instructions: Studio Chora's lime plaster products are compressed and burnished to a natural white finish. A wax may be applied to clean the surface and pull out natural color variation in the plaster.
About the designer: E. L. Silva, M. Arch., of Studio Chora is a designer based in New Mexico. Trained as an architect, her work focuses on post-Deleuzian philosophy as a critical tool for articulating gender. She handcrafts one-of-a-kind sculptures, drawings, technical and artistic visuals, pneumatic dinner parties, and augmented reality experiences.
Designed by Studio Chora, Biomorphic Series, 2022.
Biomorphic: ‘bios' meaning life and 'morphe' meaning form. The Biomorphic series of organic light sculptures are one-of-a-kind and hand moulded from a composite paper clay and delicate, mineral gypsum plaster. The result is a high-quality compressed limestone finish carefully burnished to a smooth-to-the-touch, matte surface. Lightly water resistant, for indoor use only. Please note that the natural patina of burnished plaster is hairline cracking, these are not visible unless under close inspection and not an indication of structural integrity.
Dimensions:
Height: 23-1/4”
Width: 13-0”
Depth: 6-0”
Description: 8’-0” clear cord. Matte with a silky-to-the-touch sheen, concrete gray table lamp. Medium ceramic socket, LED 40W bulb in soft white (included). Surrealist-inspired, warping plaster base and shade.
Care instructions: Studio Chora's lime plaster products are compressed and burnished to a natural white finish. A wax may be applied to clean the surface and pull out natural color variation in the plaster.
About the designer: E. L. Silva, M. Arch., of Studio Chora is a designer based in New Mexico. Trained as an architect, her work focuses on post-Deleuzian philosophy as a critical tool for articulating gender. She handcrafts one-of-a-kind sculptures, drawings, technical and artistic visuals, pneumatic dinner parties, and augmented reality experiences.