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Mark Brazier-Jones

Mark Brazier-Jones

The Excentric

Elisabeth Delacarte met Mark Brazier-Jones at his beginnings in 1986. She recognized the talent of a real artist with exceptional potential and had represented his work in her gallery ever since. 

His pieces have enriched many museum like the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris or the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. 

"Passionate about esotericism and science fiction, he continues to decline his surprising creativity by playing on universal symbols. Associating bronze, crystals, metals and fabrics, he undertakes each of his creations with the meticulous care of a whimsical child for whom no dream is unattainable."
Monograph "Mark BRAZIER JONES". Publisher Fiell Publishing.

 

Creations

  • Lightings
  • Furnitures
  • Seats
  • Bracket lamps -
  • Floor Lamps -
  • Chandeliers
  • Bar cabinets -
  • Consoles -
  • Pedestal tables -
  • Tables
  • Chairs -
  • Armchairs

SERA wall light

Patinated brass, glass balls and cristal globe
H. minimum 48 cm, W. 35 cm, D. 19 cm

PEGASUS chair

Bronze or aluminum
H. 80/51 cm, W. 47 cm, P. 47 cm
Edition of 100

LIBERTINE chandelier

Nickel plated steel, glass beads
D. 84 to 190 cm

LIBERTINE wall light - Large

Nickel plated steel and cristal beads

WHALETAIL chair

Patinated bronze or aluminum
H. 85/ 51 cm
Edition of 200 bronze, 300 aluminium

Comet pedestal table

Patinated bronze, agathe and amethyst semi-precious stone
exceptional 500 years old oakwood top with a gold and steel inlay
H. 63 x Diam. 51 cm
One of a kind

MARQUISE TZAR chandelier

Nickel plated steel, glass beads and lenses
D. 70 to 90 cm x minimum H. 100 cm

LIBERTINE wall light - small

Patinated steel and cristal beads
D. 12 cm

DUKE ETIQUETTE chair

Aluminum or bronze
H. 95/ 51 cm

POMPADOUR chandelier

Nickel plated metal
D. 35 to 50 cm

GIPSY ROSE wall light

Nickel plated steel and glass

DOLPHIN chair

Bronze or aluminum
H. 85/ 51 cm
Edition of 200 bronze, 300 aluminium

SON OF ATLANTIS armchair

Aluminum or bronze
H. 70 / 41 x W. +/- 70 x D. 80 cm

ATOL pedestal table

Polished bronze
H. 57 x W. 150 x D. 65 cm

ANEMONE table

Polished bronze and glass

TZAR chandelier

Nickel plated metal, glass beads and lenses
H. 50 to 100 cm
D. 45 or 70 cm

GIPSY wall light

Nickel plated steel, glass

DEW floor lamp

Patinated steel, glass balls and lenses
H. 269 cm, D. 60 cm

ARROWBACK chair

Aluminum or bronze
H. 100/ 55 cm
Edition of 100 each

LUNAR armchair

Bronze or aluminum
H. 78 x W. 68 x D. 78 cm

BRANDI console

Polished bronze, patinated steel and marble
H. 87 x W. 50 x D. 35 cm

HYDROGENE pedestal table

Polished bronze
H. 72 x W. 77 x D. 65 cm
Edition of 8

CARNAVERAL table

Polished bronze and cristal stone

PHOTON chandelier

Polished brass and glass beads
H. 100 x L. 100 x P. 100 cm
One of a kind

FLORET wall light

Nickel plated steel, glass beads
H. 41 x W. 20 x D. 10 cm

SERA floor lamp

Patinated brass, glass balls and cristal globe
H. 233 cm, W. 40 cm, D. 60 cm

ANGEL chair

Aluminum or bronze
H. 95/ 56 cm

BUCKLAND FLYER armchair

Patinated bronze or aluminum
H. 72/43 x W. 72 x D. 75 cm

MOLECULAR Agate console

Exceptinal top of the console is in agate and quartz semi-precious stone
Bronze sculpted base decorated with gold leaf organisms
H. 91 x L. 178 x D. 46 cm
One of a kind

EDEN pedestal table

Polished and sculpted bronze

NIMROD desk

Aluminum or bronze and cowskin
Made-to-measures

Parisienne Drinks Cart

Nickel-plated metal, bronze and mirror
Unique piece
Dimensions : H. 74 x W. 168 x D. 47 cm

Biography

Mark Brazier Jones in 6 dates

1956: Birth in Auckland, New Zealand
1968: Family move to England
1983: Foundation of the "Creative Salvage" group with Tom Dixon and Nick Jones, joined by André Dubreuil. 
1986: First pieces exhibited at Avant-Scène, Paris
1988: Move to the English countryside
1990: First solo exhibition at Avant-Scène, Paris

The works of Mark Brazier-Jones are part of the permanent collections of the Museum of Decorative Arts (Paris), the Victoria & Albert Museum (London), The Museum of Fine Art (Boston), The Brooklyn Museum and The Museum of Art & Design (New York).

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