The five-arm Spider wall lamp from 1953 is a striking example of Serge Mouille's sense of dynamic, asymmetrical forms. The five fixed arms of varying lengths create a sculptural silhouette, while the aluminum reflectors can be adjusted to shape the light precisely. The characteristic brass joints add both functionality and an elegant detail, while the lamp's steel structure and the contrast between the black or white finish emphasize its timeless expression and artistic balance.
Note that the arms have different lengths:
Arm 1: 65/100 cm
Arm 2: 70/80 cm
Arm 3: 120/130 cm
Arm 4: 120/135 cm
Arm 5: 145/155 cm
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