Dana Major

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Perception Creates Reality

Lumières transform environs by using light, shadow, and color to create new moods in familiar spaces, in an instant.

Dana Major is a Chicago-based artist whose Lumières explore how perception creates reality. With the flip of a switch, these light sculptures of hand-wrought steel and brass, with vintage glassware and studio-made LEDs, re-create their environments by casting unexpected lightfall. Change a living space into an after-hours lounge, a kitchen into a fine-dining niche, or transform stairwells and corridors into contemplative passageways that lead to relaxation or mindful entertaining.

Lumières re-articulate the spaces they occupy by illuminating surroundings, surfaces, and architecture in new ways. Chosen hues of light fold, redirect, and saturate unexpected elements with wonder.

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A modern chandelier with a blue glass shade and metal arms hanging from a ceiling.
A modern ceiling light fixture with blue glass and multiple small bulbs, casting intricate light and shadow patterns on the ceiling.

Chandelier and pendant Lumières

Modern art sculpture featuring a glass pink and yellow flower, a green and black sphere, and a glass teardrop, mounted on a white wall.
Glass art sculpture with colorful light reflections on the wall.

Sconce and WAll Lumières

A modern table lamp with a curved metal arm and a yellow decorative lampshade, displayed on a white pedestal against a plain white background.
A yellow glass table lamp on a wooden stand with a curved black metal arm, casting intricate yellow light patterns onto the wall behind it.

Tabletop Lumières

An abstract art sculpture resembling a bird made from metal, glass, and a light bulb, mounted on a white wall.
A glass lamp with a pointed shape, attached to a metallic stand, projecting intricate light patterns onto the wall.

First Edition Lumières

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