Maschere unique hand-painted glass wall lamp luminous sculpture by Italian artist Duccio Maria Gambi at Pièce de Résistance gallery in Paris.

MASCHERE WALL LAMP

€4.200,00
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Maschere unique hand-painted glass wall lamp luminous sculpture by Italian artist Duccio Maria Gambi at Pièce de Résistance gallery in Paris.
  • Maschere unique hand-painted glass wall lamp luminous sculpture by Italian artist Duccio Maria Gambi at Pièce de Résistance gallery in Paris.
  • Maschere unique hand-painted glass wall lamp luminous sculpture by Italian artist Duccio Maria Gambi displayed at Pièce de Résistance gallery in Paris.
  • Maschere unique hand-painted glass wall lamp luminous sculpture by Italian artist Duccio Maria Gambi at Pièce de Résistance gallery in Paris.
  • Maschere unique hand-painted glass wall lamp luminous sculpture by Italian artist Duccio Maria Gambi displayed at Pièce de Résistance gallery in Paris.
MASCHERE WALL LAMP

Duccio Maria Gambi

MASCHERE WALL LAMP

Part luminous sculpture, part architectural screen, the Maschere wall lamp by Florence-based artist Duccio Maria Gambi explores the poetic interplay of transparency, color, and shadow. The piece is constructed around a substantial pane of hand-painted glass featuring bold, horizontal bands of dark pigment overlaid with vibrant yellow accents.

The glass facade is mounted onto a concealed metal bracket housing two LED tubes. When unlit, the fixture functions as a striking pictorial panel defined by painterly texture and graphic rhythm. Once illuminated, soft ambient light diffuses through the painted glass, transforming the rigid volume into a warm, glowing totem.

H 110 cm x W 61.5 cm x D 8 cm (43.31 in x 24.21 in x 3.15 in)
Artist

Formed between the legacy of Italian Radical Design and Milanese architectural practice, Florence-based artist Duccio Maria Gambi creates physical works at the intersection of raw construction, material alchemy, and fine art. His practice is defined by a fundamental curiosity toward media—testing the structural boundaries between geological stone, cast concrete, glass, metal, and synthetic resins. Operating out of his Florentine atelier, Gambi rejects decorative polish in favor of brutalist logic, allowing structural voids, unrefined fractures, and industrial casting processes to serve as primary narrative elements.
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Material Variations & Handcrafted Character

Each work presented by Pièce de Résistance is individually hand-crafted or produced in limited studio editions using raw, natural, or hand-worked materials—including wood, metal, resin, and ceramic. Due to the artisanal methodology and organic nature of these materials, subtle variations in texture, grain, tone, patination, and minor dimensional nuances are inherent to the process. Imagery and gallery display pieces (including Artist Proofs) serve as accurate references, but final pieces may display unique, natural distinctions. These variations are essential to the artistic integrity of collectible design and do not constitute defects.

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