Artemide Table lamp Black Metal. Dimensions: Height 63 cm -Arm : L
85 cm – Round head : Ø 10 cm – Square head : 10 × 10 cm – Base :
Ø 10 x H 12 cm. Artemide Equilibrist. Two lamps like a scale pursuing
balance. Equilibrist is a signalling leisure object – two different
appliances turning, rotating around a vertical axis. A sort of high-tech
traffic light, whose signals emit non-symmetrical light.Light control: separated
switch dimmer. Equilibrist, the lamp designed by the famous architect Jean
Nouvel in collaboration with Artemide, has been awarded with the prestigious
Wallpaper * Design Awards 2015 in the “Best office accessories” category.
The French architect Jean Nouvel drew inspiration from camera lenses and traffic
lights to design two new products for Italian lighting manufacturer Artemide. An
elongated cylinder made of three segments, the Objective lamp calls to mind a
set of camera lenses. And just as each lens used by a photographer has a
different function, each segment of the lamp emits a different type of light.
The first radiates a soft ambient light. The second provides a more powerful
spotlight that can be focused onto reading material or a work surface. Finally,
the third offers a floodlight pointed directly upward. The Equilibrist,
meanwhile, consists of two lighting elements located at opposite ends of a
vertical axis. The overall design calls to mind a scale or traffic signal, and
the light emitted is asymmetrical and changes as the horizontal axis moves.
Prices for both lamps are available on request. A French architect of
international renown, Jean Nouvel won the Pritzker Architecture Prize in
2008.> Flash sale: special price for a limited time only.
