
Solar power lamp, collects sun through the day, when night falls it releases a gentle glow.
(3.9" x 6.2")
(* US Dollar and Euro prices are approximations only)
[enquire about this artwork]
Originally from Canada, Tobias Wong (b.1974) studied art at Cooper Union in New York City, where he graduated in sculpture. Veering across disciplines and materials, Wong has created an oeuvre that is immediately accessible, yet contentious.
He pursues his own brand of conceptualism, the self coined Paraconceptual, and Postinteresting, and uses design as a medium, as he says, to expose the similarities between art and design, rather than to blur their boundaries. Producing work more often for high design showrooms than art galleries, Wong has received a glut of editorial praise in glossy design magazines that highlight the beauty of his objects, the cleverness of his actions, and ironically, Wong as an enfant terrible.
Wong is the first to note that his work continually questions the notion of authorship, the role of the artist and the value of art. [I am] uncomfortable with uniqueness and preciousness as well as ownership.

