AKARI 9A 1951

Florent Bodart masterfully illustrates the broader, more sculptural profile of the 9A lamp, maintaining the serene sand-and-white palette that defines this collection. The contrast between the organic, lantern-inspired curves and the sharp, geometric tripod base celebrates the timeless appeal of Japanese craftsmanship. This print is a superb choice for creating a curated gallery wall alongside other mid-century icons like 'AKARI 1A 1951', or as a standalone statement of minimalist sophistication.

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 9A lamp against a warm beige background. The lamp features a wide, elliptical white paper shade with fine horizontal texture, topped with a small black rectangular handle and supported by three long, slender black legs. Clean black typography at the top reads ‘ISAMU NOGUCHI’ and ‘AKARI 9A 1951’, accompanied by Japanese text. Technical details in a small font are placed along the bottom edge of the beige rectangular field.