Sticks & Stones

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Sticks & Stones

$14,000.00

Our Sticks & Stones suspended lighting system is a wire act in two parts which is a suspended lighting system hand-crafted to a human scale taking it's inspiration from trees and the forest. Three Branches bend and twist about each other to perform their dance with gravity anchored to a stone. These are paired with Horizon in a balancing act with gravity. Each tuber form branch is it’s own light emitting entity which spray strands of light inward toward the other branches. Like the sunlight which passes through trees, Sticks & Stones provides textured light with surprising bursts and reflections.

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Materials: stainless steel mesh fabrics , stainless steel suspension cable system, natural stones

Overall size of Three Branch: 22 W x 15 D x 118 H in inches (56 x 38 x 300 cm.) 

Overall size of Horizon: 90 W x 10 D x 118 H in inches (229 x 38 x 300 cm.) Horizon can be manually adjusted and rotated to provide numerous positions and lighting scenes to modify the act.

Cord: Grey, stranded cloth and grey coated UL approved wiring, plug-in

Power: Linear LED strip in aluminum channels w/ (2) LED power supplies 24V-DC-4A-96W and remote controlled dimmer, plug-in

Three Branch: 2700 lumens max., warm white (3000K)

Horizon: 1800 lumens max., warm white (3000K)

Lighting control: Remote controlled dimmers with wall plate

Description: Suspended sculptural light fixture

Origin: Hammond, Indiana USA

Characteristics/Properties: Hand crafted and fabricated, Resilient, qualities of an x-ray, biomorphic, caustic light strands, kinetic movement and gravity, expandable, light interactions, curated views, viewer participation, transparencies and human scale