Pink Plasma

VIA LATTEA ART

For the cultivated person with the highest expectations, the Via Lattea Art wall light is dedicated to contemporary Italian art from Tuscany, one of the renowned capitals of art.

We start with original paintings created by respected Italian artists and, using serographic printing, we create a fabric shade with the image of the painting on it. Then we attach this shade to the lamp structure which contains LED lighting. The shade is attached by means of PrimoMaestro’s revolutionary, patented new system which uses magnetic attraction to hold the shade on the structure. When the light is turned on, the image is illuminated from behind, the colors showing amazingly true to the original painting. A dimmer is provided.

An added feature is the possibility to change the “painting” by purchasing another shade separately.

Special request available. For inquires please contact us at customlighting@primomaestro.com

– Use a work of art of your choice

This work belongs to Susi’s Plasma collection in which by using formless but dynamic “plasmas,” she explores the theme of chaos in conflict with order. We are presented with the startling effect of a concentrated area of mass and color that seems to float, gravity free, in open space. The dense area breaks into swirls of color that spin away for mere millimeters from the central sphere like the trail of light or gas from a comet. What results is the appearance of something solid and, at the same time, full of movement.

Limited Edition of 100

THE ARTIST

SUSI BELLAMY gives us a “glimpse of a world lit up with colour, life, and energy.” Having lived in Florence and painted in her studio in the tower of her villa there, with its far-reaching views across the Tuscan countryside and its surrounding olive groves, it’s no wonder that Susi says, “How could you not help but be inspired by such a wonderful environment.” But besides the influence of Florence, Susi attribures her ability to see, create and compose to her days as a fashion editor for Conde Nast Publications in London.

Her work demonstrates a profound interest in abstract images of land and sky, in the changing effects of light from night to day, in the mutating aspects of the seasons, and in bold, exciting colors. Besides group exhibitions, her works are in private collections in the USA, Italy, Japan, Great Britain, Australia, Hong Kong and Brazil.