The Cave Lamp

Lamp by Pierre Ives Labey. His work begins with pieces of driftwood, shaped over time by salt and water. He preserves these natural lines, enhancing their quiet beauty while introducing subtle gestures of color.

This piece takes on a playful form, opening at its center to let the light of a vintage bulb pass through. It plays with the balance between fullness and emptiness, where light becomes part of the shape itself.

Painted in white, with soft layers of pink spray, the surface carries a light, expressive touch. The base is left in its natural state, allowing the raw texture of the wood to remain visible, creating a gentle contrast.