Timothy Horn.Светильники

[marinni]

Timothy Horn.Светильники.

Timothy Horn, австралийский дизайнер. Необычные светильники.
После стеклянных медуз Blaschka ТУТ я стала искать еще картинки стеклянной морской фауны.- нашла много, но эта люстра-медуза самая роскошная:

Chandelier sculpture by Timothy Horn in the Australian National Maritime Museum.







Medusa (2006) by Timothy Horn


Details of Medusa from underneath












medusa” (detail shot from underneath) 2006, silicone rubber, copper tubing, fiber optics, 72 x 102 inches in diameter.


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Medusa Installation

Medusa Installation
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self portrait with edible chandelier - reflection





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Stheno 2006
silicone rubber, copper tubing, fibre optics 152.0 h x 101.0 w x 101.0 d cm


Euryale, 2006
silicone rubber, copper tubing, lighting fixtures
60 x 42 inches in diameter






Silk Purse (sow's ear), 2005
transparent rubber
47 x 34 x 6 inches

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Timothy Horn, Nerites
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Grand Noeud, 2009
nickel-plated bronze, mirrored blown glass
39 x 19 x 9.5 inches

Miranda, 2009
nickel-plated bronze, mirrored blown glass
51 x 27 x 9.5 inches

Spunk (Boy Germs), 2002
lead crystal, nickel-plated bronze, Easter egg foil, mirrored blown glass
54.25 x 19.75 x 7.75 inches

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Timothy Horn - Sweet Thing (2008)

sweet thing” 2008, nickel-plated bronze and blown and mirrored glass, 60×44x9 inches


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Glass slipper (ugly blister) 2001
lead crystal, nickel-plated bronze, Easter egg foil, silicon


A carriage made entirely out of rock candy.


19th-century zoologist Ernst Haeckle’s illustrations of jellyfish. horn’s massive rubber chandelier refers to the history of ornamentation based on nature and the mythological gorgon.
Эти люстры-медузы Хорна очень похожи на тех, которые есть в книге известного зоолога 19 века-Ernst Haeckle, я эту книгу нашла и обязательно выложу - там прекрасные иллюстрации.
А так же будут еще картинки красивых светильников-медуз.

стеклянные медузы Blaschka ТУТ

Сайт:http://www.timothyhorn.net/pages.php?content=news.php&navGallID=News

http://7deadlysinners.typepad.com/sinners/weird_science/
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Comments

[goldy-powder.livejournal.com]

Ой, мамочки. Безумно красиво, но это светильники для сильных духом - будешь себя чувствовать на дне моря.

[marinni.livejournal.com]

Конечно-это не для квартиры:)

[ting-li.livejournal.com]

да, очень красиво, но дома бы такое не повесила. :))Даже, если бы они были легкие.

[soyka62.livejournal.com]

ох какие! вот это светильники! только страшновато на люстры смотреть, хочется уточнить, достаточно ли крепкие для них крюки)

[marinni.livejournal.com]

)Так это же выставочные работы, или для музеев.

[soyka62.livejournal.com]

это понятно. но в музеях тоже должны быть крепкие крюки))

[victorya-violet.livejournal.com]

просто замечательно...интересно из чего сделана медуза...такой странный материал

[marinni.livejournal.com]

Там под следующими работами состав написан подробно.

[victorya-violet.livejournal.com]

ааа ну да))))просто фотки такие, что подписи не замечаешь....

[marinni.livejournal.com]

:)

[(Anonymous)]

Hello Marinni, Thank you for posting my work to your blog. Looking at your other entries, you have posted many fabulous images of decorative arts and furniture - a great source of inspiration to me! I've never been to Russia, but do hope to travel there one day. I hold Russian art and architecture in high esteem, and it has inspired many of my works. Best wishes. Tim.

[marinni.livejournal.com]

Hello Tim, very pleased to meet you, - Internet is a great thing! Your works are great- best, in my opinion. I am costume designer, worked in cinema for many years, and I/m very interested in furniture and other antiques. In Russia in St. Petersburg may be very intresting for you, there are many palaces and museums- much richer than Versailles.
You can read my blog using google-translator- such way you can understand the tags and see more.
Best wishes and come to Russia!:)

[(Anonymous)]

P.S. When I was installing the sugar encrusted carriage and chandelier at the de Young Museum, a woman visiting the museum passed by. She asked if the chandelier was made of amber? I was so thrilled, as I had been inspired by Catherine the Great's Amber Room, and other such man made phenomena. She said she'd grown up in Siberia, and often as a child visited palaces with amber chandeliers. That made me really happy.

[marinni.livejournal.com]

Tim- it is the next post abot the lamps in the form of jellyfish and octopus. here I write, that I tried to find the most intresting - but yours are the best:
http://translate.google.ru/translate?js=y&prev=_t&hl=ru&ie=UTF-8&layout=1&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fmarinni.livejournal.com%2F337450.html&sl=ru&tl=en

and here is my tags page- you can find there all posts about antique liting and furniture.
http://translate.google.ru/translate?js=y&prev=_t&hl=ru&ie=UTF-8&layout=1&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fmarinni.livejournal.com%2F&sl=ru&tl=en
Sorry for my english:) Marina