Mark Brazier-Jones 2015, Unique Pair of Natural Law Coffee or Side Tables

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Mark Brazier-Jones 2015, Unique Pair of Natural Law Coffee or Side Tables

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Mark Brazier-Jones 2015, Unique pair of natural law coffee or side tables. They are a unique pair of tables. Nine hundred million year old Russian ammonite fossils with pyrite inclusions mounted on cast bronze sculpture Can be sold by a pair or by one Measures: 36 cm wide x 58 cm high. 14 inches wide x 23 inches high. Dated, signed. Certificate of the artist. In 1202 AD the Italian mathematician Fibonacci researched an ancient Indian/Arabic system of mathematics that fitted the geometry of nature. Suddenly we realise we are part of a celestial equation, a construct of the cosmos. EXHIBITIONS LIST Creative Salvage Group Show I The Cuts Gallery, Kensington, London W8 1984 Creative Salvage Group Show II The Cuts Gallery, Kensington, London W8 1985 Creative Salvage Group Show III The Cuts Gallery, Kensington, London W8 1986 Solo Exhibition Rococo Chocolatiers. Kings Road, London SW3 1987 Solo Exhibition The Study, Endell Street, Covent Garden, London WC2 1987 Decorative Arts Today Bonhams, London SW3 1988 Solo Exhibition La Galleria Van Melle, Paris, France 1988 Solo Exhibition Harrods Front Windows during London Fashion Week 1988 Solo Exhibition Themes & Variations, Notting Hill, London W11 1988 Solo Exhibition Joseph - Sloane Street London SW3 1989 Solo Exhibition Wunderhaus, Munich, Germany 1989 Solo Exhibition Galerie Theormeme, Bruxelles, Belgium 1989 Solo Exhibition Avant Scene, Paris, France 1990 Group Show International Furniture Fair, New York City, USA 1990 Group Show Nouveau Design a Londres, Pompidou Centre, Paris 1990 Solo Exhibition Aida, Hamburg, Germany 1990 Solo Exhibition Joseph, Sloane Street, London SW3 1990 City Steel, Group Show Crafts Council, Haymarket, London 1991 Group Show Crucial Art Gallery, Covent Garden, London WC2 1991 Sit 91 Business Design Centre, Islington, London N1 1991 Decorative Arts Today Bonhams, London, SW3 1992 Solo Exhibition Joseph, Brompton Cross, London SW3 1992 Solo Exhibition Avant Scene, Paris, France 1992 Solo Exhibition i.d. Dusseldorf, Germany 1992 Decorative Arts Today Bonhams, London SW3 1993 Couture Collection Contrasts Gallery, Hong Kong 1993 Group Show Modern Age, New York City, USA 1993 Group Show Modern Living, Los Angeles, USA 1993 Solo Ehibition i.d. Dusseldorf, Germany 1994 St Petersburg 1894 Contrasts Gallery, Hong Kong 1994 Solo Exhibition Avant Scene, Paris, France 1994 Group Show International Furniture Fair, Cologne, Germany 1995 Ambiente Exhibition Frankfurt, Germany 1995 Two man Show with Tom Dixon Monte Carlo, Monaco 1995 Solo Exhibition The Library, Brompton Cross, London SW3 1995 100% Design Olympia, London W14 1995 International Autumn Fair Frankfurt, Germany 1995 International Furniture Fair Cologne, Germany 1996 Solo Exhibition Passagen, Cologne, Germany 1996 Ambiente Exhibition Frankfurt, Germany 1996 International Autumn Fair Frankfurt, Germany 1996 Solo Exhibition Joseph, Brompton Cross, London SW3 1997 Exhibition Where When Three Way Mirror The Gallery in Cork Street, London W1 1999 Group Show Stephanie Hoppen Gallery, Walton Street, London SW3 1999 Exhibiton 100% Design 2000 Solo Exhibition Contemporanea Gallery, Rome, Italy 2003 Furniture & Lighting Exhibition Terzo Milenio Gallery, Milan, Italy 2001 Show with Fergus Greer Stephanie Hoppen Gallery, Walton Street, London SW3 2001 Photographs of Leigh Bowery Jewellery & Clocks Exhibition Stephanie Hoppen Gallery, Walton Street, London SW3 2002 Awakening: Contrasts Gallery, Shanghai 2004 La France Mandarine 20 Year Anniversary Avant Scene, Paris, France 2006 The Flashman Collection Erotica, Olympia, London 2007 & Performance by Dita von Teese using the Princess Chair Beluga Collection Launches Lamberty Gallery, Pimlico Road, London 2008 Solo Artist Launch The Address, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 2009 Bling Meets Baroque National Trust Property, The Vyne, Sherborne St John 2010 Pavillion of Art & Design with Lamberty Gallery Berkeley Square, London W1 2010 Group Exhibition Galerie Hip, Paris 2011 Pavillion of Art & Design with Lamberty Gallery, Paris 2011 Pavillion of Art & Design with Lamberty Gallery, Berkeley Square, London W1 2011 Pavillion of Art & Design with Lamberty Gallery, The Armory, New York 2011 Atol Collection Launches Lamberty Gallery, Pimlico Road, London 2011 Jeffery-West Collaboration Selfridges, London W1 2012 British Design from 1948: The Victoria & Albert Museum, London 2012 Innovation in the Modern Age Best of Britnannia Show London, Group Exhibition 2013 Metal Guru Solo Exhibition, Galerie Michele Hayem, Paris 2013 The Sensual Suite Iniala: Thailand one of the world's most luxurious hotels 2013 invited to design a suite at the exclusive art hotel Boudoir Power Stools Galerie Michele Hayem, Paris 2014 Canaveral Table Lamberty Gallery, Pimlico Road, London 2015 Museum Collections: Wingback Chair Musee des Arts Decoratifs, Paris Atlantis Chair The Victoria & Albert Museum, London Olympia Wall Sconces The Victoria & Albert Museum, London Lyre Chair The Victoria & Albert Museum, London Studio Doors The Victoria & Albert Museum, London Lyre Console Decorative Arts Collection, The Brooklyn Museum, New York Arrowback Chair The Museum of Arts and Design, New York Guardian Nightlight The Museum of Arts and Design, New York Lyre Chair Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Creator:
Mark Brazier-Jones (Artist)
Dimensions:
Height: 22.84 in (58 cm)Diameter: 14.18 in (36 cm)
Materials and Techniques:
Bronze
Place of Origin:
England
Period:
21st Century
Date of Manufacture:
2015
Production Type:
New & Custom(One of a Kind)
Estimated Production Time:
Available Now
Condition:
Seller Location:
Paris, FR
Reference Number:
1stDibs: LU128824304113

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Mark Brazier-Jones

Before Mark Brazier-Jones became an internationally celebrated furniture and lighting designer, interior decorator and sculptor, he took part in live shows by the band Funkapolitan, dazzling concert audiences with his “performance welding art,” which saw him creating dynamic sculptures on stage during the 1980s. Since then, Brazier-Jones has produced provocative chandeliers, chairs and other ornate furnishings that draw on Art Nouveau, baroque and Rococo design and has amassed a star-studded clientele that includes actors, art collectors and rock music royalty.

Brazier-Jones was born in 1956 in New Zealand, then moved with his family to the United Kingdom at the age of 12. He later earned a BA in ceramic sculpture and, during the 1970s and early 1980s, found work in the nascent music video industry, designing and building sets for musicians Elton John, David Bowie and others.

While he was immersed in London’s warehouse party scene, Brazier-Jones met Tom Dixon and Nick Jones of Funkapolitan. They forged a friendship and invited Brazier-Jones on stage to create sculptures out of shopping carts and old cars as the band performed (Dixon also created sculptures from scrap metal onstage while performing with the band). In 1983, Brazier-Jones, Dixon and Jones started the Creative Salvage Group, later joined by French designer André Dubreuil. The collective’s first exhibition of welded art-furniture sold out and garnered immediate critical acclaim.

After a few years, Brazier-Jones focused on solo design endeavors and moved to rural Hertfordshire, where he established his workshop and studio in a 16th-century barn. With the support of a small team, Brazier-Jones designs and produces everything from console tables and floor lamps to daybeds and mirrors.

Brazier-Jones’s works are held in permanent public collections, including the Victoria and Albert, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, the Museum of Fine Arts and more.

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