TUSK FLOOR LAMP BY ROMAN ANDRUSENKO

The apotheosis of his singular artistic vision, Andrusenko’s current collection is distinguished by a balance of strength and playfulness, weight and levity, provocation and charm. Each tantalizing work is steeped in Andrusenko’s signature sense of irony and engages the viewer not only through function but also through character, animating domestic space with forms that feel at once familiar and surprising

Grounded in the traditions of heritage European craftsmanship yet unafraid to challenge convention, the series embraces dualities: solidity and airiness, brutality and tenderness, memory and invention. Imbued with dramatic presence and ebullient personality, the collection offers an invitation to participate in the rituals of daily life with a renewed sense of childlike wonder and possibility

the TUSK floor lamp stands at the threshold between artifact and organism, a sculptural paradox that is at once archaic and strangely alive. Its monolithic form recalls a prehistoric totem or the primitive cartoon club, yet its presence transcends nostalgia, radiating a raw, almost primal energy. From its central body emerge clustered shades that appear less constructed than grown, like mushrooms sprouting from bark, born of some unseen, bioluminescent process. Both whimsical and formidable, playful and solemn, it embodies Andrusenko’s fascination with forms that blur the line between the fabricated and the natural. More than a lamp, it is a functional fantasy that casts light not only into space but onto the paradox of growth, transformation, and the living imagination