Fine artist Lauren Charlton redefines everyday objects through interpretation and manipulation. During her 3rd year at the Manchester School of Art, the artist focused much of her attention on the theme of "connecting the human life to that of birds (homing pigeons)."
This stunning piece, entitled Flutter, was developed for her degree show project. The intricate design is composed of "wings" that are actually silkscreen on paper, and it was constructed to look just like a cluster of pigeon feathers floating overhead.
Energy radiates out from the center of the decorative fixture in sparkling light that casts beautiful shadows along the walls. The piece brings a touch of nature into contemporary living and creates the unusual sensation that a flock of birds may take flight at any moment.
For more unique chandelier designs, check out this list of top five light fixtures to brighten up your day as well as Forms in Nature, which looks just like a ball of tree branches and casts a forest of wild tree shadows throughout the room.
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