57t Table Lamp
Each 57T begins as molten glass, simultaneously inflated and collapsed by hand, forming deep folds, suspended air pockets, and surface geometries that resist exact repetition. Designed by Omer Arbel for Bocci, the process is as much experiment as craft. No two pieces are alike.
Unlit, the form reads as a dense, almost opaque sculpture. When illuminated, it opens inward, refracting light across surfaces that appear to exist at different depths within a single object. The result is atmospheric rather than strictly functional, closer to something that holds light than something that simply produces it.
- Experimental hand-blown glass process developed by Omer Arbel
- Each piece is singular and cannot be precisely replicated
- Integral dimming system built into the table hardware
- Shifts character entirely between lit and unlit states
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57t Table Lamp
Each 57T begins as molten glass, simultaneously inflated and collapsed by hand, forming deep folds, suspended air pockets, and surface geometries that resist exact repetition. Designed by Omer Arbel for Bocci, the process is as much experiment as craft. No two pieces are alike.
Unlit, the form reads as a dense, almost opaque sculpture. When illuminated, it opens inward, refracting light across surfaces that appear to exist at different depths within a single object. The result is atmospheric rather than strictly functional, closer to something that holds light than something that simply produces it.
- Experimental hand-blown glass process developed by Omer Arbel
- Each piece is singular and cannot be precisely replicated
- Integral dimming system built into the table hardware
- Shifts character entirely between lit and unlit states
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Each 57T begins as molten glass, simultaneously inflated and collapsed by hand, forming deep folds, suspended air pockets, and surface geometries that resist exact repetition. Designed by Omer Arbel for Bocci, the process is as much experiment as craft. No two pieces are alike.
Unlit, the form reads as a dense, almost opaque sculpture. When illuminated, it opens inward, refracting light across surfaces that appear to exist at different depths within a single object. The result is atmospheric rather than strictly functional, closer to something that holds light than something that simply produces it.
- Experimental hand-blown glass process developed by Omer Arbel
- Each piece is singular and cannot be precisely replicated
- Integral dimming system built into the table hardware
- Shifts character entirely between lit and unlit states
