Brutalist floor lamp in afromosia, beech and metal by Francesco Pasinato, 1970s

An extraordinary Brutalist sculptural floor lamp by Italian artist Francesco Pasinato, dating to the 1970s. Combining expressive, hand-worked metal with a distinctive wooden structure crafted from afromosia and hand-cut beechwood, the lamp reflects Pasinato’s sculptural approach to lighting and his fascination with organic forms and unconventional materials. The richly textured metal composition surrounds a single exposed light source, producing a dramatic interplay of illumination, shadow and patina. Professionally restored in the OloSell Restore workshop, the lamp retains its distinctive vintage character and bears a brass restoration signature. A striking example of Italian sculptural lighting, equally compelling as a functional lamp and a standalone work of art. Period: 1970s. Materials: Afromosia, beechwood, metal. Condition: Professionally restored vintage condition.