Postmodern NEOS Lorenz Clock

George Sowden + Nathalie Du Pasquier

This Neos wall clock was designed in the 1980s by George Sowden and Nathalie Du Pasquier for Neos by Lorenz, Italy. Both designers are founding members of Memphis design movement, known for its experimental approach to color, form, and graphic composition. The clock reflects the postmodern design language of the period through its geometric elements, distinctive visual arrangement, and playful use of color. Combining a functional timepiece with a strong graphic presence, it represents the era’s exploration of everyday objects as designed artifacts.