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PRECIPITATION #2 by Micah Heimlich
By Micah Heimlich, Furbishure by unHeim
Located in Yucca Valley, CA
2022, mica panels & applied color powder coating on ceramic fiber paper, 14.75 x 14.75 x .5 in. mounted in maple floater frame
Designer Micah Heimlich has incorporated mica into his...
Category
2010s American Micah Heimlich Furniture
Materials
Plastic, Precious Stone
SIGNAL (YELLOW) by Micah Heimlich
By Micah Heimlich, Furbishure by unHeim
Located in Yucca Valley, CA
2022, mica panels & applied color powder coating on ceramic fiber paper, 16.975 x 17.25 x 2.25 in. mounted in maple floater frame
Designer Micah Heimlich has incorporated mica into ...
Category
2010s American Micah Heimlich Furniture
Materials
Ceramic, Plastic, Precious Stone
MELANCHOLIA 3 by Micah Heimlich
By Furbishure by unHeim, Micah Heimlich
Located in Yucca Valley, CA
2022, mica panels & applied color powder coating on ceramic fiber paper, 14.25 x 14.25 x 1.75 in. mounted in maple floater frames
Designer Micah Heimlich has incorporated mica into ...
Category
2010s American Micah Heimlich Furniture
Materials
Plastic, Precious Stone
GROSS PEARLS #4 by Micah Heimlich
By Micah Heimlich, Furbishure by unHeim
Located in Yucca Valley, CA
2022, mica panels & applied color powder coating on ceramic fiber paper, 12 x 12 x 1.75 in. in contemporary maple frame
Designer Micah Heimlich has incorporated mica into his creati...
Category
2010s American Micah Heimlich Furniture
Materials
Ceramic, Plastic, Precious Stone
OYSTERS by Micah Heimlich
By Micah Heimlich, Furbishure by unHeim
Located in Yucca Valley, CA
DESERT BURL SERIES (“OYSTERS”)
ILLUMINATED SCULPTURE SCONCES
Black nickel and silver plated bronze, LED lights, 2020, 9 x 11 x 2.5 in.
The decorative metal plates mount over (2) two electrical boxes set in within the wall. The Jbox has an acrylic cover and the E12 bulb is set in a candelabra base inside the Jbox. Drawing available.
Micah Heimlich is a versatile artist and designer whose Furbishure collections further demonstrate his California Surrealist sensibilities. Heimlich uses naturally sourced materials to create unique and thoughtful pieces that combine the functional with the fantastic, resulting in far-flung product designs such as furniture, fittings, and fine art. Heimlich’s uncanny looking assemblages can even be described as “art sponges,” with whimsical surfaces that belie their deep subterranean sources from art, architecture, and design.
While some Furbishure collections feature minerals such as mica and gemstones, others, like the recent “Oumuamua” series, incorporate organic remains such as sea sponges and desert burls. Heimlich makes colored metal casts of these found objects and then combines them to form lamps, standing “shadow pieces,” and other novelties. The resulting formal hybrids oscillate between fine art and Gebrauchskunst, on the one hand, and Baroque architecture and Bernard Palissy’s decorated grottos and ceramic dishes on the other.
As with another of Heimlich’s recent collections, the “Sea Sponge Series,” these new “Oumuamua” pieces chime with the traditional Wunderkammer, which, like the Opificio Delle Pietre Dure in Florence, Italy, is dedicated to the curiosities and rarities of the natural world. For “Oumuamua,” Heimlich’s multistoried sources include Yves Klein’s Blue Sponge paintings and objects, Jean Dubuffet’s impish sponge figures like Le danseur, and Piero Manzoni’s Lines of Infinite Length traced by an ink-soaked sponge. Furthermore, by extending these tracings to the Dutch designer Marcel Wanders’s “Kaleido of Life” and other organically intertwined works, such as his 1997 “Sponge Vase...
Category
2010s American Micah Heimlich Furniture
Materials
Bronze, Silver Plate, Nickel
SOLAR by Micah Heimlich
By Furbishure by unHeim, Micah Heimlich
Located in Yucca Valley, CA
2022, mica panels & applied color powder coating on ceramic fiber paper, 15.125 x 14.75 x .5 in. mounted in maple floater frame
Designer Micah Heimlich has incorporated mica into hi...
Category
2010s American Micah Heimlich Furniture
Materials
Plastic, Precious Stone
ROSES by Micah Heimlich
By Furbishure by unHeim, Micah Heimlich
Located in Yucca Valley, CA
2022, mica panels & applied color powder coating on ceramic fiber paper, 16.875x 11.125 x 2.25 in. mounted in maple floater frame
Designer Micah Heimlich has incorporated mica into ...
Category
2010s American Micah Heimlich Furniture
Materials
Plastic, Precious Stone
MATRIX by Micah Heimlich
By Micah Heimlich, Furbishure by unHeim
Located in Yucca Valley, CA
2023, mica panels, mica powder & applied color powder coating on ceramic fiber paper, 32 in. dia. x .5 in.
Designer Micah Heimlich has incorporated mica into his creations for over...
Category
2010s American Micah Heimlich Furniture
Materials
Plastic, Precious Stone
BIG BANG by Micah Heimlich
By Furbishure by unHeim, Micah Heimlich
Located in Yucca Valley, CA
2023, mica panels, mica powder & applied color powder coating on panel, 43 x 43 x .5 in.
Designer Micah Heimlich has incorporated mica into his creations for over a decade. This ve...
Category
2010s American Micah Heimlich Furniture
Materials
Plastic, Precious Stone
DUMBO SQUID by Micah Heimlich
By Furbishure by unHeim, Micah Heimlich
Located in Yucca Valley, CA
DESERT BURL SERIES (“DUMBO SQUID”)
NATURAL LIGHT
Bronze-cast desert burl, fluorite, polished agate stones, LED lights, cloth-covered cord, 2019-20, 11.5 x 5 x 5 in.
Micah Heimlich is a versatile artist and designer whose Furbishure collections further demonstrate his California Surrealist sensibilities. Heimlich uses naturally sourced materials to create unique and thoughtful pieces that combine the functional with the fantastic, resulting in far-flung product designs such as furniture, fittings, and fine art. Heimlich’s uncanny looking assemblages can even be described as “art sponges,” with whimsical surfaces that belie their deep subterranean sources from art, architecture, and design.
While some Furbishure collections feature minerals such as mica and gemstones, others, like the recent “Oumuamua” series, incorporate organic remains such as sea sponges and desert burls. Heimlich makes colored metal casts of these found objects and then combines them to form lamps, standing “shadow pieces,” and other novelties. The resulting formal hybrids oscillate between fine art and Gebrauchskunst, on the one hand, and Baroque architecture and Bernard Palissy’s decorated grottos and ceramic dishes on the other.
As with another of Heimlich’s recent collections, the “Sea Sponge Series,” these new “Oumuamua” pieces chime with the traditional Wunderkammer, which, like the Opificio Delle Pietre Dure in Florence, Italy, is dedicated to the curiosities and rarities of the natural world. For “Oumuamua,” Heimlich’s multistoried sources include Yves Klein’s Blue Sponge paintings and objects, Jean Dubuffet’s impish sponge figures like Le danseur, and Piero Manzoni’s Lines of Infinite Length traced by an ink-soaked sponge. Furthermore, by extending these tracings to the Dutch designer Marcel Wanders’s “Kaleido of Life” and other organically intertwined works, such as his 1997 “Sponge Vase...
Category
2010s American Micah Heimlich Furniture
Materials
Bronze
DOTS #4 by Micah Heimlich
By Furbishure by unHeim, Micah Heimlich
Located in Yucca Valley, CA
2022, mica panels & applied color powder coating on ceramic fiber paper, 18 x 18 x .5 in. mounted in maple floater frame.
Designer Micah Heimlich has incorporated mica into his crea...
Category
2010s American Micah Heimlich Furniture
Materials
Plastic, Precious Stone
GOSSYPIUM by Micah Heimlich
By Micah Heimlich, Furbishure by unHeim
Located in Yucca Valley, CA
2022, mica panels & applied color powder coating on ceramic fiber paper, 18 x 18 x .5 in. mounted in maple floater frame.
Designer Micah Heimlich has incorporated mica into his crea...
Category
2010s American Micah Heimlich Furniture
Materials
Plastic, Precious Stone
HYDROTHERMAL VENTS by Micah Heimlich
By Furbishure by unHeim, Micah Heimlich
Located in Yucca Valley, CA
SEA SPONGE SERIES (“HYDROTHERMAL VENTS”)
NATURAL LIGHT
Bronze-cast desert burl, Sonora Alandra double-terminated amethyst & ghost amethyst, milled aluminum base, LED lights, cloth-covered cord, 2019-20, 7.125 x 3.375 x 10 in.
Micah Heimlich is a versatile artist and designer whose Furbishure collections further demonstrate his California Surrealist sensibilities. Heimlich uses naturally sourced materials to create unique and thoughtful pieces that combine the functional with the fantastic, resulting in far-flung product designs such as furniture, fittings, and fine art. Heimlich’s uncanny looking assemblages can even be described as “art sponges,” with whimsical surfaces that belie their deep subterranean sources from art, architecture, and design.
While some Furbishure collections feature minerals such as mica and gemstones, others, like the recent “Oumuamua” series, incorporate organic remains such as sea sponges and desert burls. Heimlich makes colored metal casts of these found objects and then combines them to form lamps, standing “shadow pieces,” and other novelties. The resulting formal hybrids oscillate between fine art and Gebrauchskunst, on the one hand, and Baroque architecture and Bernard Palissy’s decorated grottos and ceramic dishes on the other.
As with another of Heimlich’s recent collections, the “Sea Sponge Series,” these new “Oumuamua” pieces chime with the traditional Wunderkammer, which, like the Opificio Delle Pietre Dure in Florence, Italy, is dedicated to the curiosities and rarities of the natural world. For “Oumuamua,” Heimlich’s multistoried sources include Yves Klein’s Blue Sponge paintings and objects, Jean Dubuffet’s impish sponge figures like Le danseur, and Piero Manzoni’s Lines of Infinite Length traced by an ink-soaked sponge. Furthermore, by extending these tracings to the Dutch designer Marcel Wanders’s “Kaleido of Life” and other organically intertwined works, such as his 1997 “Sponge Vase...
Category
2010s American Micah Heimlich Furniture
Materials
Bronze
CHRYSANTHEMUM by Micah Heimlich
By Micah Heimlich, Furbishure by unHeim
Located in Yucca Valley, CA
2022, mica panels & applied color powder coating on ceramic fiber paper, 11.125 x 17 x 2.25 in. mounted in maple floater frame.
Designer Micah Heimlich has incorporated mica into hi...
Category
2010s American Micah Heimlich Furniture
Materials
Plastic, Precious Stone
YVES KLEIN MUST DIE by Micah Heimlich
By Micah Heimlich
Located in Yucca Valley, CA
SPONGE SERIES (“YVES KLEIN MUST DIE”)
WALL SCULPTURE 2020-21
Bronze-cast sea sponge plated in contaminated gold, graphite,
18 x 18 x 2 in.
Micah Heimlich is a versatile artist and designer whose Furbishure collections further demonstrate his California Surrealist sensibilities. Heimlich uses naturally sourced materials to create unique and thoughtful pieces that combine the functional with the fantastic, resulting in far-flung product designs such as furniture, fittings, and fine art. Heimlich’s uncanny looking assemblages can even be described as “art sponges,” with whimsical surfaces that belie their deep subterranean sources from art, architecture, and design.
While some Furbishure collections feature minerals such as mica and gemstones, others, like the recent “Oumuamua” series, incorporate organic remains such as sea sponges and desert burls. Heimlich makes colored metal casts of these found objects and then combines them to form lamps, standing “shadow pieces,” and other novelties. The resulting formal hybrids oscillate between fine art and Gebrauchskunst, on the one hand, and Baroque architecture and Bernard Palissy’s decorated grottos and ceramic dishes on the other.
As with another of Heimlich’s recent collections, the “Sea Sponge Series,” these new “Oumuamua” pieces chime with the traditional Wunderkammer, which, like the Opificio Delle Pietre Dure in Florence, Italy, is dedicated to the curiosities and rarities of the natural world. For “Oumuamua,” Heimlich’s multistoried sources include Yves Klein’s Blue Sponge paintings and objects, Jean Dubuffet’s impish sponge figures like Le danseur, and Piero Manzoni’s Lines of Infinite Length traced by an ink-soaked sponge. Furthermore, by extending these tracings to the Dutch designer Marcel Wanders’s “Kaleido of Life” and other organically intertwined works, such as his 1997 “Sponge Vase...
Category
2010s American Micah Heimlich Furniture
Materials
Gold, Bronze
INTERMICA (NIMBUS LIGHT #1) by Micah Heimlich
By Furbishure by unHeim, Micah Heimlich
Located in Yucca Valley, CA
INTERMICA (NIMBUS LIGHT #1)
WALL SCONCE, 2023
InterMica® laminated Starphire glass with green, gold & black mica flakes, LED bulb 14 x 14 x 2.75 in.
InterMica is an architectural s...
Category
2010s American Micah Heimlich Furniture
Materials
Steel
Mica Chair by Micah Heimlich
By Furbishure by unHeim, Micah Heimlich
Located in Yucca Valley, CA
FOUND MINERALS SERIES (“MICA CHAIR”)
SCULPTURE
“Mica’s Chair” is a STEEL frame clad with sheets of opalized MICA and adorned with a metallic leather seat. Signed by the designer in a...
Category
2010s North American Micah Heimlich Furniture
Materials
Stone, Crystal, Steel
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