Tuareg
Ferruccio Laviani
A luminous sculpture that decorates. A totemic presence that recalls a work of land-art. A three-dimensional composition of tubular aluminium elements, with a strong graphic and scenic effect, the Tuareg floor lamp is the ideal star of an imposing and representative space.
Ferruccio Laviani
Adjustable, independently-operated LED light sources are incorporated into the end of three of the tubular elements to vary the lighting effect. The structure is rendered all the more understated by the “touch” switches.
Stefano Colferai explores the relationship between light, lamps, individuals, and the home giving life to a uniquely animated series
Fourteen shots where the lamps designed by Ferruccio Laviani from 1992 to 2002 inhabit alien spaces
Lamps, brought into the streets of the world, become protagonists and witnesses of fragments of life.
Lamps that have been turned into large architectural structures projected in alternative universes.
Jonathan Frantini interprets Tuareg in issue 9 of Inventario — Tutto è progetto (Everything is design)
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