AKARI 1A 1951

Celebrate the iconic intersection of sculpture and light with this minimalist tribute to Isamu Noguchi from Florent Bodart. Bodart captures the ethereal quality of the Akari 1A lamp through a sophisticated, neutral palette of warm sand and crisp white. The clean, technical linework highlights the delicate ribbing and organic form of the original 1951 design, making it a perfect piece for lovers of mid-century modernism and Japanese aesthetic principles. It is a discerning choice for a study, living room, or hallway, adding a sense of architectural calm and historical appreciation to your walls, especially when paired alongside 'AKARI 9A 1951'.

Florent Bodart grew up in a family of artists and violin makers, naturally becoming a creator. His creative process usually includes some time drawing, searching and experimenting in the physical world before switching to the magical numerical world. His time is shared between graphic design, craft and music.

Artwork description: A graphic illustration of the Isamu Noguchi Akari 1A lamp set against a solid warm beige background. The lamp is depicted in white with fine horizontal grey lines representing its paper construction. The print includes clean, black typography at the top reading ISAMU NOGUCHI and AKARI 1A 1951, alongside Japanese characters. A small line of technical specifications in Japanese and English runs along the bottom edge of the beige field.