A rectangle-plan hollow brick marked with the Mishima technique — black slip inlaid into unglazed white clay, scored into very thin lines. Like the Mishima TVD Lamp, the marks here read as etching rather than architectural drawing: abstract, with no implied scale. The spiral pattern is drawn from particle traces in a cloud chamber.
Slip-cast, then cut, scored, and inlaid by hand. A G9 socket sits inside the base.
This piece is one of a kind, but could be made in a small batch, where each would be a little different.
Specifications
Dimensions: 10.625"H x 4.5"W x 2.75"D
Sockets: G9 (base, interior)
Power: Plug-in
Clay body: Unglazed white
Technique: Mishima — black slip inlaid into incised lines, pattern derived from cloud chamber particle traces
Availability: One of a kind. Could be made in a small batch, where each would be a little different.
Price: $1,300