Alicia Núñez

ALICIA NUÑEZ (Figueres, 1955).
Ceiling lamp.
Copper.
Measurements: 25 x 30 x 30 cm.

Suspension lamp made of copper. Designed by Alicia Nuñez in the eighties. It remembers the iconic designs of the Danish Poul Henningsen, in which its original system of three lampshades provides a diffuse, warm and pleasant light.

Alicia Núñez studies architecture, design, photography and lighting. From the beginning, her activity has been multidisciplinary (interior design, exhibition design, scenography, conception and organization of events, etc.). He currently has his studio in Barcelona but carries out projects all over Europe. He undertakes works of all kinds, carrying out the design project and controlling the execution of the works until the final delivery. His team consists of technicians and architecture professionals to be able to take on works of any magnitude, selecting and coordinating the necessary industrialists for the realization of the project. Among his projects we can highlight the new building of the Eina Bosc School of the UAB, numerous homes, public places such as Otto Zutz Club, Mirablau, Zig-Zag bar for which he won a FAD award, the showroom of the company System Action or the assembly of the exhibition Olfactory Suggestions at the Fundació Miró in Barcelona. In the field of industrial design we can highlight the sculptures Neoplantarium (1981), designed with Guillem Bonet, which were exhibited at La Sala Vinçon in Barcelona.