Moonstruck

Moonstruck layers confident geometry and luminous color into a totemic silhouette that reads as both spirited and deliberate, tempered by a slight tilt toward the unexpected. A rounded lapis base anchors the structure with quiet solidity, giving way to a vivid chartreuse sphere that acts as a chromatic pivot. Above it, a compressed turquoise spiral rises with buoyant rhythm, lifting the eye toward a shallow, high-gloss bowl. At the apex, the blue vessel tilts deliberately off-axis, revealing a radiant amber interior that glows against its cool exterior—introducing a measured imbalance that enlivens the silhouette and gently disrupts symmetry while preserving the sculpture’s poised equilibrium.

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.