Sculptural suspension in cut copper by Aage Sørensen

An exceptional suspension by Sørensen, characterized by its very unique hexagonal and polygonal silhouette. Its conical body, likely made of copper, captivates with its warm amber brown hues and subtle iridescent reflections, almost rainbow-like, that vary with the light. The most remarkable element lies in the lower part: the metal has been worked with a torch (torch-cut), creating a series of openings with irregular, almost organic contours. The dark edges and traces left by the thermal work give the piece a raw and sculptural character that is particularly expressive. Aesthetically, this suspension sits at the intersection of brutalism and modernist metal design from the second half of the 20th century. Its rigorous geometry contrasts beautifully with the expressive and almost archaic finish of its material. A design piece that is both unique and timeless, far exceeding its simple lighting function. It will naturally find its place in a minimalist or modernist interior, but will also serve as a remarkable counterpoint in a decor mixing Mid-Century furniture, natural materials, dark wood, or contemporary architecture. A luminaire with character, featuring an exceptional sculptural presence.