Birds Birds Birds Suspension by Ingo Maurer

German born artist and light objects designer, Ingo Maurer has been the recipient of many design awards and his work has been featured in numerous exhibitions, including the centre Georges Pompidou, the fondation Cartier in paris, the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam and the Museum of Modern Art in new york. Considered an outsider with rare artistic style, Ingo Maurer adds provocation and fun to the world of design.
Chandelier built in with 24 low-voltage bulbs and goose-feather wings. Canopy with built-in transformer, tin-plated metal parts. Red cables. Bulbs individually adjustable. Supplied with full set of bulbs, plus 6 spares.

Detailed color: White / Coloured cables : red & blue
Detailed material: Tin plated metal - Goose-feather wings with brass clip

German industrial designer Ingo Maurer has been lighting up the world since 1963 with the creation of his first company, Design M, later transformed into the name of the creator. Bulb (1966), one of his very first designs, was included in MoMA’s design collection, and in 1989 for the first time, Ingo Maurer created lighting, which was not meant for serial production, for a retrospective of his work at the Cartier Foundation in Paris entitled: Light Chance Reflection. The winged light bulb, Lucellino, is probably one of his best-loved creations, and since the early 1980s, Ingo Maurer has been working with young designers and developers. Transforming light into art like the Karat Blau Suspension is yet another way Ingo Maurer introduces a masterpiece into the home.