Shogun Lamp

Artemide joins the Novo Ambiente curation, expanding the brand's repertoire in the field of signature lighting. Founded in Italy, Artemide is internationally recognized for combining technological research, visual comfort, and signature design. Its "The Human Light" concept stems from a direct principle: light must respond to human needs, adjusting to context, time, and use. Among the creations joining the portfolio, highlights include Tolomeo, Mendori, Melampo, and Chlorophilia—projects that translate different interpretations of light in contemporary design.

Mario Botta was born in 1943 in Mendrisio, Switzerland. In his work, he was inspired by masters such as Le Corbusier, Louis I. Kahn, and Carlo Scarpa, whom he met during his studies in Venice. Architecture and memory are inseparable in his work, where architectural changes become part of the human landscape. Light generates space; primary geometric shapes are distinctive marks left by man in his surroundings. From his first isolated houses in the Canton of Ticino, his work has spanned all types of buildings (schools, banks, administrative buildings, libraries, museums, and religious buildings), as well as design.