Jacques Vojnovic, light object from the film adaptation of the book “IT” by Steven King, 1990

This is a light art object probably by Jacques Vojnovic .

It consists of three hats and a dress button, mounted on a metal rod.

The hats are made of plastic and can be illuminated.

Three light objects by Jacques Vojnovic can be seen as props in the opening sequence of the first film adaptation in 1990 of the book “ES” by Steven King.

One of these light objects, the jacket, was already offered for sale on   KREUTZERmodern   in the past.

This one was marked with a signature.

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In the opening sequence, the protagonists of the film are introduced as adults.

The screenshots show the successful architect Ben Hanscom, played by John Ritter.

He is here just coming back with a woman from an award ceremony where he received an important architecture prize.

The entire interior, especially the illuminated objects by Jacques Vojnovic, are meant to indicate the extravagant living of the architect.

This is emphasized by the fact that the woman stands in front of the objects in amazement.

Screenshots taken from the film:

Steven King’s “ES” from 1990

Production: Mark Bacino

Music: Richard Bellis

camera: Richard Leiterman

Editing: Robert F. Shugrue, David Blangsted

Country of production: USA/ Canada

Warner Bros.