LC0013

A composition about wind. The mass runs from the upper left corner down to the right, thinning as it goes; the last feathers hang alone, far from the group. All of them are turned along that movement — you read a current, not an arrangement.

The feather is narrow, with a wavy edge and close longitudinal scoring. Warm amber-honey mixes with clear silver; a few feathers carry a red accent at the tip.

By day these are feathers caught in a current: a diagonal band read through colour and inclination. In the evening the light enters at the quill and spreads along the scoring — each feather glows in strokes, the amber ones fill with copper, the clear ones throw white sparks, the red tips flare as points. A flock crossing the room on the diagonal.

Where it works

Generous rooms and irregular geometry — stairwells, atria, curved halls, double-height living rooms. The diagonal is designed for the specific volume.

Selection by space: Double-height living room · Stairwell · Atrium

Style

Art Nouveau and natural romanticism: the feather as a classic motif of lightness. The message is poetic — a piece that fills a room with movement.