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Mechanical Lamp (2020)Sculpture
by Jonathan Pradillon
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Original artwork description
Contemporary sculpture : Mechanical Lamp.
Work made with arc welding from mechanical metal parts.
(Clutch, Camshaft, Gear pinion, cogs, carpenter's nails)
Protection : rustproof varnished work (2 layers)
Power supply with mains switch (220 ~ 240v).
LED filament bulb T32 185mm 6W = 40W warm white.
Height : 65 cm.
Width : 25 cm.
Depth : 25 cm.
Date of completion : 03/2020.
Approximate weight : 7kg
Careful packaging.
Certificate of authenticity provided.
work signed under base.
Materials used:
Iron, Metal, Varnish
Details:
- Sculpture on Lightbox
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 25 x 65 x 25cm / 25 x 65cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
Tags:
#light#lamp#lighting#gears#metal#cogs#iron#mechanical#clutch#mechanism
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Original artwork description
Contemporary sculpture : Mechanical Lamp.
Work made with arc welding from mechanical metal parts.
(Clutch, Camshaft, Gear pinion, cogs, carpenter's nails)
Protection : rustproof varnished work (2 layers)
Power supply with mains switch (220 ~ 240v).
LED filament bulb T32 185mm 6W = 40W warm white.
Height : 65 cm.
Width : 25 cm.
Depth : 25 cm.
Date of completion : 03/2020.
Approximate weight : 7kg
Careful packaging.
Certificate of authenticity provided.
work signed under base.
Materials used:
Iron, Metal, Varnish
Details:
- Sculpture on Lightbox
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 25 x 65 x 25cm / 25 x 65cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
Tags:
#light#lamp#lighting#gears#metal#cogs#iron#mechanical#clutch#mechanism
Jonathan Pradillon
France
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After 4 years of alternating studies in computer graphics and arts and crafts, having carefully reflected on his future Jonathan Pradillon preferred, rather than turning to computer graphics, turn to... Read more