Article published in La Vanguardia on August 18, 1985.
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Desde el chiquero
Marcos Isamat, biologist and geneticist, explores nature and abstraction with pencil on paper, highlighting graphite’s creative power in a color-saturated world.
José Antonio Coderch
Monographic study of José Antonio Coderch highlighting the link between his objects and his architecture.
Cirio Cascada
A bright and ornamental braid of cascading light to illuminate areas with different ceiling heights, stairwells or special corners. Its LED light source makes it compatible with a range of shades: from the crafted porcelain of Sargadelos (Galicia, Spain) suitable for the most admirable lightings, to translucent opal glass for stronger and more economical lighting, and the opaque elegance of brass for spotlighting.
Cirio Cascada
A bright and ornamental braid of cascading light to illuminate areas with different ceiling heights, stairwells or special corners. Its LED light source makes it compatible with a range of shades: from the crafted porcelain of Sargadelos (Galicia, Spain) suitable for the most admirable lightings, to translucent opal glass for stronger and more economical lighting, and the opaque elegance of brass for spotlighting.
Cirio Cascada
A bright and ornamental braid of cascading light to illuminate areas with different ceiling heights, stairwells or special corners. Its LED light source makes it compatible with a range of shades: from the crafted porcelain of Sargadelos (Galicia, Spain) suitable for the most admirable lightings, to translucent opal glass for stronger and more economical lighting, and the opaque elegance of brass for spotlighting.
Cirio Cascada
A bright and ornamental braid of cascading light to illuminate areas with different ceiling heights, stairwells or special corners. Its LED light source makes it compatible with a range of shades: from the crafted porcelain of Sargadelos (Galicia, Spain) suitable for the most admirable lightings, to translucent opal glass for stronger and more economical lighting, and the opaque elegance of brass for spotlighting.