Kinetic Sculpture by Conny Brozek for Laurids Lønborg, 1960s

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A sculptural highlight of Danish mid-century design, this kinetic “atomic” composition is attributed to Conny Brozek and produced by Laurids … Read more A sculptural highlight of Danish mid-century design, this kinetic “atomic” composition is attributed to Conny Brozek and produced by Laurids Lønborg during the 1960s.

The piece captures the essence of the Space Age aesthetic, with an elegant burst of slender blackened steel rods radiating outward, each delicately balanced by vivid orange spheres. The composition evokes both motion and suspension—often likened to a “champagne spray”—and shifts subtly with its surroundings, bringing a quiet sense of life to any interior.

Refined yet playful, the sculpture embodies the Scandinavian modern ideal: clarity of form paired with expressive restraint. Its graphic silhouette and bold color contrast make it equally compelling as a standalone object or as part of a curated mid-century setting.

With a height of 46 cm (18.1 in) and a balanced footprint measuring 25 × 25 cm (9.8 × 9.8 in), the piece offers a confident presence without overwhelming its environment—ideal for placement on a sideboard, console, or pedestal.

Examples of these kinetic sculptures have become increasingly sought-after, appreciated both as decorative objects and as collectible design pieces from one of Denmark’s most playful modernist design traditions. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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