This is a lighting sculpture made of porcelain. Instead of following a preconceived path, Goedel Vermandere and Jan Arickx chose to take instinctive tests and explore possible movements. The pleasure of experimenting with materials and processes is the main driver of their creativity.

This lighting sculpture focuses on movement and repetition. Hundreds of porcelain pieces, each handmade, make up the finished installation.

Based on subtle structures, this lighting design aims to offer sensitive, sharp but also sensual and soft shades. The artists love porcelain and combined different techniques such as casting and sculpting to create this piece.

This is a handmade porcelain lighting creation that expresses a tense dialogue between function and aesthetics. It is made as one disc-like piece, and as such explores the limits of the demanding material that is porcelain.

This lighting sculpture consists of bold shapes and structures captured in porcelain. It is a typical example of the style of Goedel Vermandere and Jan Arickx, known for their whimsical organic forms. These are the result of long-term research and experimentation with porcelain.