Crafted from copper and wood (wooden frame on the back of the lamp), this striking piece embodies the raw beauty of Brutalist artistry. Pasinato, a visionary autodidact born in Padua, Italy, was renowned for his innovative use of materials and sculptural forms. Inspired by the likes of Alexandre Noll and Antoni Gaudí, his work transforms functional lighting into a conversation piece—blending organic shapes, precise carvings, and dramatic cutouts.
The lamp features textured copper panels with intricate cutouts, patination in warm tones of burnished bronze, red, and gold. At the center sits a gold-toned bulb socket, radiating light that enhances the rich surface depth and glowing oxidation of the metal.
