Hyphae Cone
While exploring natural growth patterns in rhizomes and fungi, Uri became fascinated with the actions of fungi - how they can break down matter and create something new from the original material.
The desire was to create a piece that was highly structured, then systematically break it apart and replace the geometric form with organic forms - essentially mimicking the actions of the fungi.
The Hyphae Cone is the result. Hyphae are the branching filaments that make up the mycelium of a fungus.
While exploring natural growth patterns in rhizomes and fungi, Uri became fascinated with the actions of fungi - how they can break down matter and create something new from the original material.
The desire was to create a piece that was highly structured, then systematically break it apart and replace the geometric form with organic forms - essentially mimicking the actions of the fungi.
The Hyphae Cone is the result. Hyphae are the branching filaments that make up the mycelium of a fungus.
While exploring natural growth patterns in rhizomes and fungi, Uri became fascinated with the actions of fungi - how they can break down matter and create something new from the original material.
The desire was to create a piece that was highly structured, then systematically break it apart and replace the geometric form with organic forms - essentially mimicking the actions of the fungi.
The Hyphae Cone is the result. Hyphae are the branching filaments that make up the mycelium of a fungus.
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MATERIAL
Glass | Pewter Finish
DIMENSIONS
12” L x 12” W x 21” H
WEIGHT
4 lbs
ELECTRICAL
120V | E26 | T9 | Dimmable
Edison Style Incandescent: 40W or
Hybrid Filament LED: 4W
UL LISTED
Yes
