Sculptural Marble Equilibrio Floor Lamps by Giorgio Bonaguro, Set of 3

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Marble "equilibrio" lamp, giorgio bonaguro dimensions: 83.7 w x 201.8 h x 6 d cm materials: calacatta nuvolato marble, red … more Marble "equilibrio" lamp, giorgio bonaguro dimensions: 83.7 w x 201.8 h x 6 d cm materials: calacatta nuvolato marble, red napoleon granite, led stripes limited edition of 12. On the occasion of fuorisalone 2019, italian-brazilian designers ronald sasson, giorgio bonaguro and gustavo martini decided to continue their common exhibition project, strengthening the link between brazil and italy, in which their styles interact to tell different stories around a single precious material that will marble again. But with a big difference: to emphasize the relationship between the two countries the raw material will be totally brazilian. Michelangelo marmores do brasil, an important marble quarry and industry from the region of paranà will team up with the designers and with marimar, a strong marble company from verona. Different kind of tropical stones, chosen from michelangelo's materials, with their original and particular textures, will be transformed into sculptural products thanks to the expert italian craftsmen from marimar. The exhibition is taking place at carte scoperte gallery, an illustrious milanese art gallery, in via maroncelli, inside the brera design district. Giorgio bonaguro studied mechanical engineering in modena and then graduated at scuola politecnica di design in milan, in the double master of industrial and interior design. He has worked in several design studios in milan, first at lorenzo palmeri's, then with francesco faccin, at michele de lucchi's studio. And then with the designer and critic marco romanelli. He collaborates with several companies and develops limited editions presented at some international fairs such as salone del mobile, design miami, london design festival, maison et objet, design days dubay, etc. He works between italy and brazil in the field of product design, interior design, exhibition and lighting, trying to combine a linear style with research and contamination between materials. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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