Just when you think you’ve seen it all … voila … something
interesting appears. And this is exactly
what happened one September afternoon when I was walking around SoHo Manhattan
and went into my favorite (and very chic) hardware store E.R. Butler & Co.
On view that day they had the glasswork of Brooklyn artist
Thaddeus Wolfe (b. 1979) who is making radical and one-of-a-kind pieces of art
(some functional, some not) that took my interest. As I was looking for lighting pendants, what
caught my eye were his awesome lights.
Aren’t these just the bomb?
Part of his Assemblages series,
the lights are inspired by rough minerals as found in nature – their rough
angles looking like modernist art and architecture. The geometric planes around
the sides are both rough and smooth, giving the appearance they have evolved
over time and not just meticulously hand blown last week!!!! Definitely something to consider if you budget
allows.
image credits: E.R. Butler & Co., Manhattan who
represents the artist
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