Okinawa L
150 x 80 x 80 cm
Aluminium, LED
Okinawa is a lamp designed by Iskandar Jani. The second one of the collection "The urge to see the world". The lamp was designed as a twin sister of Ipanema, with a complete opposite Personality. Where Ipanema stands for an openness of form and attitude as the energy of Brazilian beaches, Okinawa represents a more reserved and modest attitude as it can be perceived in the Japanese culture.
Okinawa is an indoor lamp made out of two laser-cut 0,5mm raw aluminium sheets, scratched and waxed by hand to create a unique imprint - each step is made in Belgium.
Currently shown at:
MAD Parcours
From November 14 to 16, 2024, The Grège Gallery is proud to participate in the inaugural edition of the MAD Parcours – Downtown Edition, an event celebrating Brussels' rich fashion and design scene. As part of this creative journey, the gallery will showcase the works of three exceptional Brussels-based designers, each bringing a unique perspective to the interplay of art and design.
Atelier Romarin presents an exclusive capsule collection of uniforms crafted from repurposed interior fabrics, embroidered with the signatures of gallery artists. Atelier Iskandar unveils a refined collection of limited-edition aluminum lamps that celebrate the raw beauty of materials. Finally, Desmit Studio reveals pieces from its Erosion jewelry collection alongside a bespoke candle holder inspired by their shared vision with the gallery.
This collaboration at The Grège Gallery offers visitors a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the creativity of Brussels’ design community, blending craftsmanship, innovation, and artistry in one inspiring space.
Opening Hours:
Thursday, November 14: 3 PM – 10 PM (Vernissage)
Friday & Saturday, November 15-16: 11 AM – 6 PM
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