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Golden anodised aluminium pendant light with multiple fins, which form a conical frustum. The grey backdrop is partially visible from the front through small gaps that separate each fin. The base features a circular opening.

Golden anodised aluminium pendant light with multiple fins, which form a conical frustum. The grey backdrop is partially visible from the front through small gaps that separate each fin. The base features a circular opening.

Golden anodised aluminium pendant light with multiple fins, which form a conical frustum. The grey backdrop is partially visible from the front through small gaps that separate each fin. The base features a circular opening.

M+, Hong Kong, © EOQ/Michael Young

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East Galleries, 218

Michael Young 邁克爾．楊

'Bramah' pendant light 「Bramah」吊燈

2012

The Bramah pendant light has more than a hundred fins that shield the intensity of the light source and cast a radiating silhouette. It was produced in a Dongguan factory through the aluminium-extrusion method typically used to make heat exchangers for electronics. Michael Young moved to Hong Kong in 2006, seeing the potential of connecting the city’s financial resources with nearby manufacturing centres in mainland China. Throughout his design practice, he investigates how techniques can be transferred across industries.

Details

Object Number:

2013.12

Object Type:

Product Design, Lighting

Related Makers:

Michael Young (Designer), EOQ (Manufacturer)

Medium:

anodized aluminium

Date:

2012

Dimensions:

overall: 29 × 26.6 × 26.6 cm

Collection:

Credit Line:

M+, Hong Kong

Copyright:

© EOQ/Michael Young

About the Maker:

Works by Michael Young include Product Design, Lighting, Furniture and Design Object.

There are 14 objects by Michael Young from the M+ Collection available online.

Michael Young EOQ Product Design Lighting Design and Architecture Hong Kong Visual Culture M+ Collection

M+ Exhibition History

Things, Spaces, Interactions, 12 November 2021 to Now
Shifting Objectives: Design from the M+ Collection, 30 November 2016 to 05 February 2017

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