An iconic 'Aggregato' floor lamp, designed by the master of Italian Rationalism Enzo Mari (in collaboration with Giancarlo Fassina) for Artemide in 1976. This piece is a quintessential example of Mari’s "design as a science" approach, focusing on modularity, simplicity, and functional honesty. The lamp features a minimalist black-lacquered metal structure with a distinctive, height-adjustable sliding mechanism. The counter-balanced arm allows for precise positioning of the light source, making it an ideal task lamp or reading light. The version shown features the classic conical white opal polycarbonate shade, which provides a clean, diffused illumination. True to Mari’s philosophy, every component of the Aggregato system is visible and understandable, celebrating the industrial process rather than hiding it. This lamp is not just an object of light, but a historical document of 1970s Italian design theory, where beauty is a direct consequence of utility and logic.

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