Silueta Free-Standing Floor Light by Boda Horak for Anthologie Quartett, Germany, 1998

The world of Horák is as if it were not of this world ... the lamps from the ground are transformed into carnivorous plants but despite all fantasy and poetry, its creations are also equipped with functionality as well as atmospheres, fantasies and dreams.

The "Silueta" ground lamp is characterized by a glossy, sandblasted and pierced iron structure that produces fascinating light effects.
Made entirely by hand, it is considered a real work of art.

Horàk is a metal master; No one else can bend, assemble and weld iron and aluminum pipes and metal plates in new forms as he does ... However, the delicate and creative violence that he exercises on the metal with growing skill is only one aspect of his art, because Horák is also a master of the surface.
with various chromatic treatments and pigmented layers he modifies and enriches the surfaces of his metals and in the end nothing remains as it was ... the materials with which he works are transformed as a cameo in other forms, and no fragment resembles another.

Every single object designed by Bohuslav (Boda) Horak was handmade, so the final touch is given by the designer himself so that each piece is a unique specimen ... For this reason, please allow measures and colors that yes They deviate from the illustrations of his catalog.

Dimensions: h.190cm, p.80cm, L.35cm.