Adélie Ducasse designs exclusive modular ceramic lamps handcrafted in Italy
Adélie Ducasse, an innovative French artist based in Paris, is captivating the design world through her exclusive collection of modular ceramic lamps. Designed with precision and creativity, these lamps are unique sculptures, embodying an elegant fusion of art and function. Each piece is meticulously handcrafted by a family-run workshop near Venice, Italy, renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and rich artistic tradition.
Limited to just eight signed and numbered editions, these collectible lamps represent a rare intersection between artistic expression and practical design. Every creation is custom-made upon order within a period of two to three weeks, arriving fully assembled, ready to illuminate and transform any interior space into an elegant gallery setting. Ducasse’s approach allows for extensive personalization through the playful arrangement of ceramic modules, enabling each client to curate color schemes and shapes, turning their lamps into personalized masterpieces.
Adélie Ducasse’s designs reflect her distinct artistic journey and diverse cultural influences, rooted in her formative years spent between New Caledonia and Réunion Island. These vibrant, color-rich environments profoundly influenced her appreciation for primitive forms and bold palettes. Ducasse’s artistic philosophy draws heavily from the joyful spontaneity and imagination characteristic of childhood, which consistently imbues her creations with a playful and whimsical spirit.
Her academic background in mathematics further enriches her artistic process. This formal training has honed her capacity for abstract thought, resulting in geometrically precise yet infinitely modular patterns seen throughout her paintings and sculptures. Ducasse’s artworks often embrace logic and structure, constructed as if solving intricate puzzles. This systematic approach translates seamlessly into her lamp designs, where modular ceramic components can be reconfigured endlessly, offering diverse, dynamic visual experiences.
All images courtesy of Adélie Ducasse, shared with permission
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