hi-light by donna brady

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June 29 11:43 am

GRAFFITI AS CONSUMER ART seems an odd combination but it actually works quite well with Donna Brady’s unique Hi-Light pendants, made from photos of her Brooklyn neighborhood. The names are appropriately urban (take a walk down Kent Street) and the textures unforgettably so: rusted metal walls and pitted concrete surfaces over smooth cylindrical shades make for gritty-meets-swank decor. There’s a raw, untamed beauty to graffiti in general–let’s hope these help to draw awareness to urban blight as much as they capitalize on it.
$130, raredevice.net

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  1. I never thought graffiti could work, but I stand corrected! John

    Comment by John Cavers — July 1, 2007 @ 4:34 pm

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