Bada Bloom takes shape as a totemic column, its glossy surfaces and candy-bright hues composing a buoyant vertical ascent. A broad teal base anchors the work with gentle solidity, its flared foot providing quiet stability. Perched above, a small pink sphere studded with delicate dots introduces tactile ornament, capped by a smooth yellow ring that marks a vivid chromatic shift. From this threshold, a tall pink shaft of softly swelling segments extends upward in rhythmic succession, each rounded bulge subtly modulating the column’s profile. The form resolves in a domed crown, preserving the sculpture’s symmetry while sustaining its animated, contemporary poise.

Cedric Mitchell's approach to modern funk design is defined by bold colors, playful forms, and a dynamic blend of modernist and postmodernist influences. It challenges conventional aesthetic norms, prioritizing individuality and self-expression. Inspired by retro pop culture, this style embraces eccentricity and spontaneity, resulting in a visually striking and immersive experience that feels both nostalgic and futuristic.

Each piece is individually hand-blown in Los Angeles, resulting in subtle variations that highlight the artist’s process and the material’s fluid nature.