Brutalist coat rack | Adam Łożykowski | Fused glass
Brutalist coat rack | Adam Łożykowski | Fused glass
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A wall-mounted coat rack designed by Adam Łożykowski, combining fused glass with cast iron. The piece exemplifies brutalist principles applied to functional objects – raw materiality, uncompromising weight, and deliberate visual tension between components.
The glass element is produced through fusing, a technique where glass sheets are heated in a kiln until they bond at molecular level. This process yields unpredictable surface textures and depth variations inherent to handwork. The cast iron provides structural anchoring and three hooks for practical use.
SKU:AKC-151
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Adam Łożykowski is a Polish artist who specializes in glass art. He is known for his mastery of the fusing technique, which involves layering and melting glass to create intricate designs and textures. His work often explores the interplay of light, color, and form, resulting in unique and evocative sculptures.
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Fusing is a glass art technique where different pieces of glass are heated in a kiln until they melt and fuse together into a single piece. Artists can layer various colors and forms of compatible glass to create intricate patterns, images, or abstract designs. The temperature and heating schedule are carefully controlled to achieve different effects, from a smooth, fully fused surface to a more textured, tacked appearance.
