Plant light, ca. 1988
MediumPottery
(H x Ø)16 x 11 cm
About the workWith its humorous formal vocabulary, “Neues Deutsches Design” (New German Design) emerged in the 1980s as a counter-movement to the mainstream, functional and technologically influenced design concept of the post-war period. The designer and artist Stiletto used the most basic items from the hardware store to make a lamp in a flower pot. His rustic creation is an ironic commentary on both practical, industrially manufactured lamps made of glass and metal and the German allotment idyll.
AccessionGift 1997
ProvenanceMärz 1997 erworben durch Schenkung von Koziol, Erbach/Odenwald
Inventory numberP 1997-27
