ANA Pope - AURORA NOVA

Following the original luminous works from the Aurora Borealis collection, discover "Aurora Nova", a hand-customized pop light sculpture in a limited edition of 20 for 2025, themed around the French haute couture house Hermès (this is not an official brand object). A strong, minimalist, contemporary sculptural presence: the elegant mirror-sphere catches the eye when off, then reveals, once illuminated, an intense, hypnotic light explosion at its core. The iconic H, suspended at the center of the sphere, becomes the focal point of the work. It seems to float in a vibrant luminous universe, creating a spectacular and instantly recognizable visual effect. Aurora Nova embodies a clean, assured vision of light: a strong, direct, immersive luminous signature designed as a genuine contemporary pop artwork. - LED mirror-sphere lamp - Simple and immediate switch-on - Intense signature lighting (see photos) Limited edition lamp, numbered, signed and delivered with authenticity certificate "AMA". Fast and careful shipping (bubble wrap, tissue paper, and cardboard) with signature on delivery. Dimensions: 12 x 9 x 9 cm Year of creation: 2025 Place of creation: France Luminous sculpture composed of a resin base and a silver teddy bear in a rigid synthetic material with a glass-like finish, commercially manufactured and customized, hand-finished by artist Pope using a manual application technique of premium polymethyl vinyl, vinyl polymer. The work personally carried out by the artist includes graphic design, adapting the visual to the sculpture’s shapes, precision vinyl cutting, as well as the positioning and manual application of each element. Each copy of this edition is individually customized and hand-finished by artist Pope. The limited edition applies exclusively to the graphic customization and artistic finish performed by artist Pope, and not to the base commercially manufactured luminous sculpture. Edition of the artistic customization and finish: 7/20 - 2025.

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