The Lightning Archives

Famous semantics meet Dadaist inferences in Studio Job’s tribute to the Tube, carrying a trying idyllic air to the notable Slamp show-stopper, first delivered in the mid nineties.‎ The assortment of 7 luxurious lamps, are enlightened by a solid, surrealist personality brought into the world of imaginative articulation: Labyrinth, Love Peace Joy, Perished, Peace Skull, Faena Art, Bananas, L’Afrique.‎ Luscious grinning lips, moving creature skeletons, pop-craftsmanship organic product, references to the Renaissance and offbeat fears, are all essential for the notable ordinary, apparently mixed up, yet totally unmistakable on account of a progression of visual depiction standards (balances, watermarks, and layering).‎ Job Smeets and Nynke Tynagel’s work is characterized by their careful scrupulousness, making each piece unique.‎ Painted, adjusted profiles, coordinating or differentiating semi-spheric buttons in transcendent tones, and explicitly planned wire covers are a portion of the different subtleties used to finish their designs.‎ Dense allegorical ideas, rendered faction references and two-dimensional structures take on profundity when imprinted on straightforward Cristalflex® superimposed on an Opalflex® layer, communicating the light uniformly.‎ The outcome is unadulterated radicalism, and the Tubes are a finished show-stopper, washed in semantics, delivered from a bureau of interests consistent with Studio Job’s sweet style.‎ COLORS Love Peace Joy, Perished, L’Afrique, Labyrinth, Faena Art, Bananas, Peace Skull MATERIALS: Opalflex® ⁄ Cristalflex® Dimmer included Brass/Colored completion profiles Bulbs E27: 3 X 12W LED Filament