Battersea
A series of lights that are inspired by the electric isolators of early 19th century can only be named after the Battersea power station made famous by the album cover “Animals” Pink Floyd. The isolators taken out of there context become sculptures , both evocative of the past but also futuristic.
Great attention has been given to the details including graphic prints which evoke the series numbers and manufacturer names on the old isolators. The colour “oyster”, an off white, has also been created to give the perfect feel of the originals.
A series of lights that are inspired by the electric isolators of early 19th century can only be named after the Battersea power station made famous by the album cover “Animals” Pink Floyd. The isolators taken out of there context become sculptures , both evocative of the past but also futuristic.
Great attention has been given to the details including graphic prints which evoke the series numbers and manufacturer names on the old isolators. The colour “oyster”, an off white, has also been created to give the perfect feel of the originals.
A series of lights that are inspired by the electric isolators of early 19th century can only be named after the Battersea power station made famous by the album cover “Animals” Pink Floyd. The isolators taken out of there context become sculptures , both evocative of the past but also futuristic.
Great attention has been given to the details including graphic prints which evoke the series numbers and manufacturer names on the old isolators. The colour “oyster”, an off white, has also been created to give the perfect feel of the originals.