Marc Pascal
Marc Pascal’s design practice is driven by his passion for empowering spaces using light and colour. Marc draws his inspiration from the intelligence and beauty of forms observed in nature. Over the past two decades, Marc’s work has encompassed lighting, ceramics, furniture objects, and larger installations. The boldness and freedom of Marc’s work very much reflect his nature. His objects are designed to bring intimacy and a dynamic energy to the spaces they inhabit.
Marc encourages a collaborative process between the client and his studio, one of the key strengths of his lighting is the modular colouring system he employs where every light is “made to order” to the client’s colour preferences.
Informed by his education in Fine Art, and Industrial Design, Marc manipulates materials and light as a means of evoking unique spatial experiences, he believes each piece should empower the spaces they inhabit.
Marc’s favourite part of the design process is the sensual experience of creating form, he strives to make every surface of the object vibrate in harmony. The precision and detail in Marc’s work are driven by his commitment to producing high-quality original products, he strives to reach a deep level of completion in each product he works on.
Marc Pascal has achieved a measure of longevity with his distinctive and unique designs, his vibrant, joyous and dynamic kinetic light fittings are exhibited and sold internationally, with appearances in the design fairs of Melbourne, Tokyo, Milan, Singapore, Dubai and Seoul.
The Orchid Pendant composition is asymmetrical and dynamic, inspired by the Japanese art of flower display: ikebana.
Each coloured flower is a unique work of art. Colour and shape work together, singing in harmony. Dyeing techniques are constantly evolving enabling new combinations of effects.
Your choice of hand dyed Orchid flower are poised on stainless steel wires arrayed around the central ring.
This Orchid pendant light uses a single ES globe in the centre of the Orchid bouquet.
Every light made is a collaboration between the customer and the Marc Pascal Studio, making every light unique.
Floor Stock Sale.
The inspiration for the Acacia came from the psychedelic properties found in some Acacia trees native to Australia. Akin to a swirling ball of energy, the Acacia suggests a cyclical movement of flowing energy from within the light.
Opal white poly-carbonate sheets are cut into seed pod shapes and attached to stainless steel wires. The pod shapes are then arranged in a spiralling manner, anchored to the central hub creating a sphere.
Designed in 2006, the Eyoi Yoi pendant 900mm ES is created in any colour combinations you desire.
The Eyoi Yoi takes its inspiration from butterflies – and falling leaves; that special moment when autumn leaves fill the sky with tumbling leaves wafting to the ground.
Each and every light we make is collaboration between Marc Pascal studio and our client. Our approach to colour is “Less is more” therefore, as a rule of thumb each light is approximately 33% in any colours you desire, the balance of white lets the colour breathe. We like to arrange the colours in little communities of hues that relate to each other.
A library of colours in myriad of hues house the butterfly shapes. The poly-carbonate in three finishes: opal, frost, and transparent gloss.
The Eyoi Yoi Standard Floor Lamp takes inspiration from butterflies and falling leaves; the special moment when autumn leaves fill the sky with tumbling leaves wafting to the ground. The central ring supports the many stainless steel wires that hold the different sized butterfly shapes poised and arranged in an ethereal cloud form.
The base is hand cast in the studio resembling a droplet of water folding back on itself, a felt bottom, and stainless steel stem with inline cord switch.
The Eyoi Yoi Standard Floor Lamp is made to order in any colour combination you desire, or minimal white. Each light created is a collaboration between Marc Pascal studio and our client. Marc’s approach to colour is ‘less is more’, therefore, as a rule of thumb each light is approximately 33% in any colours you desire, with the balance of white allowing the colour to breathe. Colours are arranged in small communities of hues that play off each other.
A library of colours in myriad of hues house the butterfly shapes. The poly-carbonate is available in three finishes: opal, frost, and transparent gloss. The butterfly can also be created when the colours merge together.
This concept was originally designed in 2006.
The composition is asymmetrical and dynamic inspired by the Japanese art of flower display: ikebana. Your choice of hand dyed Orchid flower are poised on stainless steel wires arrayed around the central ring. Each coloured flower is a unique work of art – colour and shape work together singing in harmony. Dyeing techniques are constantly evolving enabling new combinations of effects.
The Orchid Floor Lamp uses a single ES globe placed within the centre of the Orchid bouquet.
Every light made is a collaboration between the customer and the Marc Pascal Studio making every light unique.
The composition is asymmetrical and dynamic inspired by the Japanese art of flower display: ikebana. Your choice of hand dyed Orchid flower are poised on stainless steel wires arrayed around the central ring. Each coloured flower is a unique work of art – colour and shape work together singing in harmony.
The Orchid table light large uses a single ES globe placed within the centre of the Orchid bouquet.
Every light made is a collaboration between the customer and the Marc Pascal studio making every light unique.
The Orchid Table light expresses the delicate nature of orchid flowers. Artistically arranged around the central hub, the hand dyed poly-carbonate flowers are poised on stainless steel wires.
Colour, form, and light meld together creating delight. Each orchid flower is unique and no two are the same. Dyeing techniques are constantly evolving in the Marc Pascal studio.
Every light made is a collaboration between the customer and Marc Pascal studio making every light unique.
The Eyoi Yoi TableLight Small takes inspiration from butterflies, and that special moment when autumn leaves fill the sky with tumbling leaves wafting to the ground. The lamp incorporates a kinetic quality by suspending the butterfly shapes on fine stainless steel wires.
Each and every light we make is collaboration between Marc Pascal studio and the customer.
Six small LED globes surround the hub which supports the butterfly shapes poised and arranged in an ethereal cloud like form.
Miko has one Acacia Pendant available in our Floor Stock Sale.
The inspiration for the Acacia came from the psychedelic properties found in some Acacia trees native to Australia. Akin to a swirling ball of energy, the Acacia suggests a cyclical movement of flowing energy from within the light.
Opal white poly-carbonate sheets are cut into seed pod shapes and attached to stainless steel wires. The pod shapes are then arranged in a spiralling manner, anchored to the central hub creating a sphere.