Omniescence Pendant 106 Chandeliers & Pendants Lucy Slivinski

Omniescence Pendant

By Lucy Slivinski, for Lucy Slivinski

Omniescence Pendant

By Lucy Slivinski, For Lucy Slivinski

$7,800.00

SPEC #: LSL830000 | ID: OMN100

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Omniescence Pendant

SPEC #: LSL830000

ID: OMN100

Designed by Lucy SlivinskiRead Bio

The Omniescence Pendant offers a striking look composed of recycled and found materials to create a look that is both sculptural and functional. It features a cylindrical Salvaged Steel frame accented with woven wood that adds an organic touch to the the overall look. Includes Steel down rod. Handmade in Chicago.

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Finish: Salvaged Steel

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Based in Chicago, Lucy Slivinski is a highly acclaimed sculptor and installation artist. Incorporating salvaged materials in many of her collections of sculptural lighting, Slivinkski's work has be featured all around the world, including Chicago, New York, France, Cuba as well as others. In the fall of 2012, CS Interiors Magazine named her "Best Lighting Designer" in Chicago and has continued to 'wow' the design world with her stunning fixtures and unforgettable works. Slivinski's lighting can be described as functional as well as highly sculptural and support a green initiative. Browse our collection of Lucy Slivinski lighting and bring a piece of beauty home.

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A pioneer in the world of reclaimed materials, Chicago-based Lucy Slivinski evolved from an academic in the world of fiber to a sculptor and found objects installation artist. Spending much of her time in the scrapyards of Chicago, Slivinski crafts larger-than-life pieces using salvaged materials from bicycles to discarded metal links. Her foray into lighting explores the relationship between manufactured scraps and organic forms, culminating in one-of-a-kind pieces that look as beautiful turned off, as they do lit. With exhibitions in Miami, New York City, Paris and Chicago, and public commissions in Grant Park, Prudential Plaza, Logan Square and beyond, Slivinski continues to reshape the world of reclaimed materials, one sculpture at a time. Read more