Omer Arbel Monograph
Published by Phaidon, this 448-page monograph presents Omer Arbel as what he has always been: a researcher whose medium happens to be matter itself. Glass, metal, and concrete are not tools here but protagonists, each project a record of an experiment that could have ended differently.
Twenty signature works span sculpture, lighting, industrial design, and architecture, tracing a practice built on what happens when material is pushed past expectation. Arbel co-founded Bocci in Vancouver in 2005, and that origin, part studio, part laboratory, saturates every page.
- 448 pages, large format at 300 x 230 mm
- Twenty projects across multiple disciplines
- Process documentation, material studies, and finished works
- Published by Phaidon
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Omer Arbel Monograph
Published by Phaidon, this 448-page monograph presents Omer Arbel as what he has always been: a researcher whose medium happens to be matter itself. Glass, metal, and concrete are not tools here but protagonists, each project a record of an experiment that could have ended differently.
Twenty signature works span sculpture, lighting, industrial design, and architecture, tracing a practice built on what happens when material is pushed past expectation. Arbel co-founded Bocci in Vancouver in 2005, and that origin, part studio, part laboratory, saturates every page.
- 448 pages, large format at 300 x 230 mm
- Twenty projects across multiple disciplines
- Process documentation, material studies, and finished works
- Published by Phaidon
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Published by Phaidon, this 448-page monograph presents Omer Arbel as what he has always been: a researcher whose medium happens to be matter itself. Glass, metal, and concrete are not tools here but protagonists, each project a record of an experiment that could have ended differently.
Twenty signature works span sculpture, lighting, industrial design, and architecture, tracing a practice built on what happens when material is pushed past expectation. Arbel co-founded Bocci in Vancouver in 2005, and that origin, part studio, part laboratory, saturates every page.
- 448 pages, large format at 300 x 230 mm
- Twenty projects across multiple disciplines
- Process documentation, material studies, and finished works
- Published by Phaidon
