Nyctinasty Light by Albert Gerstmair & Luis Frey

Name: Nyctinasty Light by Albert Gerstmair & Luis Frey
Brand: the thing Gallery
Price: 6000.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

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The kinetic light object Nyctinasty Light originates from a fascination with the forest and meadow flower wild carrot (Daucus carota), which spreads its umbels during the day and contracts them into a ball at nightfall. This functional principle, known as nyctinasty, is translated into an industrial context. The technically complex study and reproduction of this mechanism raises questions about the extent to which objects must serve a function—and what we expect from them. This light sculpture is limited to an edition of 10 pieces.

Luis Frey and Albert Gerstmair are studying Industrial Design at the University of Applied Sciences in Munich, Germany and share a passion for materials, accurate craftsmanship and experimental processes. Their collaborative work originates from a fascination for kinetic mechanics, materiality and curiosity about manufacturing techniques. The design duo's creative practice is located at the intersection of art and design: Soon after finishing a first prjoect together, they pursued an approach focused on questioning the status quo, offering new ideas to the existing.

This art piece is made-to-order and takes 4 weeks to produce.
Please note that this is a series limited to 10 unique pieces. If you have any questions about this art piece, feel free to contact us at contact@thethingmagazine.com.
This product is a unique, limited-edition artwork and comes with a certificate of authenticity. As such, it is exempt from the right of withdrawal under applicable consumer protection laws (§ 312g (2) No. 1 BGB, where applicable). Due to its exclusivity, the nature of the art market, and the disproportionate burden of return logistics, cancellations, returns, or exchanges are not possible. By completing your purchase, you acknowledge and accept these terms.
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The object weighs approximately 5 kg and has the following dimensions: 90 x 90 x 120 cm.

This art piece is made-to-order and takes 4 weeks to produce. The final shipping cost is calculated at checkout based on the destination and the complexity of the product(s). To ensure that our high-quality, unique, and delicate things arrive safely, the shipping fee reflects the necessary care and precautions. For certain items, we may hire specialized art delivery services.

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This art piece is made-to-order and takes 4 weeks to produce.
Please note that this is a series limited to 10 unique pieces. If you have any questions about this art piece, feel free to contact us at contact@thethingmagazine.com.
This product is a unique, limited-edition artwork and comes with a certificate of authenticity. As such, it is exempt from the right of withdrawal under applicable consumer protection laws (§ 312g (2) No. 1 BGB, where applicable). Due to its exclusivity, the nature of the art market, and the disproportionate burden of return logistics, cancellations, returns, or exchanges are not possible. By completing your purchase, you acknowledge and accept these terms.
In any case, we do not cover return shipping costs.
You can find all information on our shipping policies and general legal information in our footer.

DIMENSIONS

The object weighs approximately 5 kg and has the following dimensions: 90 x 90 x 120 cm.

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