Foscarini Big Bang Suspension Lamp

Irregular and apparently random intersections of spatial planes create a volume around the light source and produce the dynamic character of the exuberant ceiling lamp designed by Enrico Franzolini and Vicente Garcia Jimenez. By evoking the dynamism of an explosion, the methacrylic planes - available in the white or two-coloured (white/grey or white/red) versions; seem to escape the central luminous core and explode in all directions. A highly luminous body, characterized by the intrigues of light and shade, of great visual impact, ideal for single-handedly personalizing interiors of various styles. Big Bang provides an intense, decisive and direct light. The particular arrangement of the surfaces guarantees maximum reflection and a different lighting effect from all angles.

MEASUREMENTS:

Big Bang (Halogen, Lutron, LED)

• Width: 37.7 inch


• Height: 26 inch


• Cable Length: 126 inch

Big Bang L

• Width: 56.7 inch


• Height: 39 inch


• Cable Length: 177 inch

Big Bang XL

• Width: 75 inch


• Height: 52 inch


• Cable Length: 173.2 inch

MATERIALS:

• Methacrylate and coated aluminum

HELPFUL NOTES:

Big Bang, Big Bang with Lutron

• 1 x 200W RSC Halogen (bulb not included)


• Lutron possible configurations: Lutron 3-wire/1-10V/EcoSystem/On-Off

Big Bang LED

• 41W LED Mid power 3000 K 3260 lm CRI>90 (included)


• Dimmable 1-10V


• Possible configurations: On-Off /1-10V

Big Bang L LED

• 66W LED Mid power 3000 K 6084 lm CRI>90 (included)


• Dimmable


• Possible configurations: On-Off /1-10V

Big Bang XL LED

• 98W LED Mid power 3000K 9126 lm CRI>90 (included)


• Dimmable


• Possible configurations: On-Off/1-10V

ETL Listed

Please contact us for available cable length of 10 m / 400 inch

Enrico Franzolini

Enrico Franzolini studied in Florence and graduated in architecture at the University of Venice. In 1972 he was invited to the 36th Biennale Exhibition of decorative arts in Venice, exhibiting two objects produced by the Livio Seguso glass-manufactory in Murano. In 1978 his first personal exhibition at Plurima Gallery in Udine marked the beginning of his interest in minimal architecture. At the same time however he became interested in architecture and interior and product design. He has worked with several of the most important furniture companies such as Accademia, Alias, Cappellini, Crassevig, Gervasoni, Knoll International, Montina, Moroso and Pallucco.

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Vicente Garcia Jimenez

Spain, 1978

Vicente Garcia Jimenez was born in Valencia (Spain) in 1978 and graduated in Industrial Design at the faculty of Castellon de la Plana. He moved to Barcelona where he collaborated with Santa & Cole. A great need of developing his formal and creative skills brings him in Milan, whence, after brief professional experiences, he moved towards Udine.

There, he set up his Studio that collaborates with a lot of companies, such as Foscarini, in developing lighting products, furniture and exhibitions’ settings.

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