Inspired by the beginning of life as we know it, the Big Bang represents the beauty of collected chaos. Creating an exciting and eye-catching atmosphere, the dynamic pendant acts as both a light source and contemporary hanging sculpture. The elegant white shade is both calming and expressive, with the rectangular panels creating a stunning illumination where light is scattered across the complex shape. Whether placed over a dining table or hung high in a large commercial space, the Big Bang is a testament to forward-thinking, contemporary lighting design. Available in three sizes, its striking aesthetic is sure to captivate and astound onlookers whilst illuminating your chosen space.
Vicente Garcia Jimenez was born in Udine. He studied in Florence and graduated in architecture at the University of Venice. In 1972 he was invited to the 36th Biennale Exhibition of decorative arts in Venice, exhibiting two objects produced by the Livio Seguso glass-manufactory in Murano. In 1978 his first personal exhibition at Plurima Gallery in Udine marked the beginning of his interest in minimal architecture. At the same time however he became interested in architecture and interior and product design. In 2003 he moved to Italy where he meets Enrico Franzolini, and starts collaborating with him.