Okinawa S
70 x 50 x 50 cm
Aluminium, LED
Okinawa is a lamp designed by Iskandar Degouis. 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 baeches, 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, scrateched and waxed by hand to create a unique imprint - each step is made in Belgium.
Currently shown at:
The Gallery VI
Nestled in Brussels' heart, Grège Gallery is a permanent art space established in February 2023 by Marie de Brouwer, an interior designer passionate about art. The gallery features emerging artists and exceptional furniture sourced globally by Marie.
The concept revolves around being a hub for art lovers, offering temporary exhibitions in unique, undiscovered locations, alongside a constant gallery space. Located between the Royal Flemish Theatre and the Pompidou Centre, the inviting space merges architecture, art, and furniture.
Grège Gallery harmoniously presents works from various artists, blending authenticity and imperfections. Artists like Chidy Wayne, Laura Pasquino, Roan van Oort, Ileana Moro, and Mattia Listoswki have found their place within its walls, reflecting the gallery's dynamic artistic disposition.
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