Omer Arbel Monograph
Omer Arbel Monograph by Bocci is a 448-page book published by Phaidon, offering a highly visual and in-depth study of the multidisciplinary artist, designer, and Bocci co-founder. The monograph brings together twenty signature projects across sculpture, lighting, industrial design, and architecture, revealing a practice shaped by experimentation, material behavior, and process-led discovery.
More than a traditional design book, the monograph presents Arbel's work as an evolving body of research where glass, metal, architecture, and fabrication methods become central to form. With its large 300 x 230 mm format, it is a refined object for collectors, design libraries, studios, and interiors where creative inquiry and contemporary design culture are part of the environment.
Omer Arbel Monograph by Bocci is a 448-page book published by Phaidon, offering a highly visual and in-depth study of the multidisciplinary artist, designer, and Bocci co-founder. The monograph brings together twenty signature projects across sculpture, lighting, industrial design, and architecture, revealing a practice shaped by experimentation, material behavior, and process-led discovery.
More than a traditional design book, the monograph presents Arbel's work as an evolving body of research where glass, metal, architecture, and fabrication methods become central to form. With its large 300 x 230 mm format, it is a refined object for collectors, design libraries, studios, and interiors where creative inquiry and contemporary design culture are part of the environment.
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Omer Arbel Monograph by Bocci is a 448-page book published by Phaidon, offering a highly visual and in-depth study of the multidisciplinary artist, designer, and Bocci co-founder. The monograph brings together twenty signature projects across sculpture, lighting, industrial design, and architecture, revealing a practice shaped by experimentation, material behavior, and process-led discovery.
More than a traditional design book, the monograph presents Arbel's work as an evolving body of research where glass, metal, architecture, and fabrication methods become central to form. With its large 300 x 230 mm format, it is a refined object for collectors, design libraries, studios, and interiors where creative inquiry and contemporary design culture are part of the environment.
