A patinated bronze “factory”, whose architecture is derived from interpretations of various early 20th century works, including the AEG factory of Peter Behrens and the Battersea Power Station in London. The four chimneys produce a “polluted cloud” of polished bronze, which becomes the open-work tabletop. All these pieces are inspired by ‘tales of power, corruption, art and industry’ all featuring strong gold and black elements.
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It’s hard to tell if this is is a protest against industrial pollution or against conspicuous excess, because a limited edition of five pieces, including this table, sold for $700,000
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