Jacob Egeberg, 2025
Liquid Light - Glass Table Lamp by Jacob Egeberg
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DKK 28,500
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Liquid Light captures the movement of glass frozen in time, like droplets suspended in mid-air. As a table lamp, its thick, fluid form merges sculpture with function. The solid glass refracts and diffuses light, creating a luminous presence that feels both weightless and grounded.
Lead time: 6 weeks
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- Artist
- Jacob Egeberg
- Year
- 2025
- Material
- Glass
- Dimensions
- 475 x 335 x 210 mm.
- Edition
- 14 + 3 Artist's Proofs (AP)
The work
Made to order. Delivery time 4 weeks.
Exhibited: 3daysofdesign 2025, Copenhagen (debut). CHART 2025, Copenhagen. TABLEAU Gallery, Copenhagen.
Materials and making
Mouth-blown glass
Glass is made in minutes and cooled for hours. Molten at over a thousand degrees, it is gathered, blown and shaped while it moves, a material that records the breath and timing of the person making it. No two pieces cool exactly alike.
- Material
- Glass
- Dimensions
- 475 x 335 x 210 mm.
- Edition
- 14 + 3 Artist's Proofs (AP)
01
Gathering
Molten glass is gathered from the furnace onto a blowing iron at working temperature.
02
Blowing and shaping
The glassblower inflates and turns the gather, shaping it by hand and tool while it is still soft.
03
Forming
The piece is worked toward its final form; colour, wall and profile are set before the glass stiffens.
04
Annealing
Finished glass is cooled slowly over hours in a controlled oven so it settles free of internal stress.
Made at
Holmegaard
Denmark · Est. 1825
Holmegaard has made glass in Denmark since 1825 and remains one of Scandinavia's most storied glassworks. Each piece is mouth-blown and shaped by hand, continuing a craft tradition central to Danish design.
Visit Holmegaard →The artist
Jacob Egeberg
1992, Denmark · Industrial Design, Object Design, Glass
Jacob Mathias Egeberg completed a Bachelor in Industrial Design and a Master of Arts in Spatial Design at the Royal Danish Academy, graduating in 2020. He is known for a vibrant, colourful approach to industrial techniques and materials, glass, cast forms and sculptural furniture, producing functional objects that operate as storytelling devices between art and design.
Egeberg has undertaken major retail and spatial commissions for clients including RAINS across Copenhagen, Milan, New York and Paris, and his glass works demonstrate a growing focus on glass as a sculptural medium.
Details
- Artist
- Jacob Egeberg
- Title
- Liquid Light - Glass Table Lamp by Jacob Egeberg
- Year
- 2025
- Material
- Glass
- Dimensions
- 475 x 335 x 210 mm.
- Edition size
- 14 + 3 Artist's Proofs (AP)
- Publisher
- Edition Solenne, Copenhagen
- Primary market release
- 2025
- Acquisition
- Acquired directly from Edition Solenne
- Lead time
- 6 weeks
- Certificate
- Signed and numbered by the artist and publisher
- Returns
- Consumers in the EU may withdraw within 14 days of delivery, except where the work is produced to individual specification, as stated on the invoice. Contact us within 7 days if the work arrives damaged.
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