This series of lamps and large decorative pieces were created by world renowned architect Frank Gehry, came about as a result of some dropped laminate material. When the pieces shattered on the floor, they looked like fish scales, and just like that a whole series was born. Originally on display at the temple of expensive art, Gagosian Galleries, the series made its way to a few other smaller events around the world. Frank said about this series, “the fish is a perfect form”, and his ability to capture the movement and motion in a still piece is vaguely reminiscent of his incredible contributions to the art of architecture.
Reefs in Art: Fish Lamps by Frank Gehry
by Josh Saul | Oct 29, 2013 | Eye Candy | 0 comments
Josh Saul is a technology consultant for large global banks. He has been involved in the aquarium hobby for 20 years and has been SCUBA diving for more than 30.
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