ARTISTS
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Scarlett Rouge’s artworks offer a captivating exploration of the profound mysteries of existence, inviting us to contemplate the infinite depths of the cosmos and the universe’s capacity for self-reflection. Her artwork also exposes the damaging impact of human activities on our planet, particularly the looming threat of global warming.
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Muriel Nisse’s exhibit showcases a diverse collection of handmade, modern masks. The masks draw upon various ethnic influences and ritualistic traditions, resulting in a unique biomorphic style. The incorporation of natural elements such as hair and textiles further enhances the masks’ distinctiveness and adds an organic feel to the pieces.
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COSEINCORSO is a multi-disciplinary design studio founded by Marzia Cerio and Marwann Frikach in 2021 specialized in objects and curation.
Their practice is mainly focused on pushing forward the boundaries between art and design, using the combination of contemporary and minimalist aesthetics with traditional craftsmanship. Their approach aims to reintroduce poetics into the production process and highlights the cultural context in which objects are made.
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Born in France. Designed in Milan. Produced in Nepal. CC-tapis is an Italian company which produces contemporary hand-knotted rugs which are created in Nepal by expert Tibetan artisans. The company was founded by Nelcya Chamszadeh and Fabrizio Cantoni in France who have been producing hand-knotted rugs in Nepal for over 18 years. In 2011 cc-tapis moved to Milan where the company is now based and a team of designers lead by Daniele Lora, art-director and partner, innovate through a new approach to traditional methods.
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Exploring the balance between art and design, WDSTCK aim to bring emotional objects into everyday life. They cherish the temperament of each material and handcraft their objects to emphasise the narrative that nature has to offer. Based in Amsterdam, Wdstck offers a range of multidisciplinary objects with a straightforward aesthetic, each telling a personal story. The collectif is made of seven artists: Jesse Sanderson, Catie Newell & Wes McGee, Wim Verzantvoort, Miriam Knibbeler, Chiel Kuijl, Roland de Mul and Akko Goldenbeld.
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William Guillon is displaying unique handsculpted white casted bronze pieces from his OMNIA VANITAS series. This series explores themes of the impermanence of all things and the emptiness of existence. Guillon’s collection of accessories, called Vanities, prompts us to reflect on our relationship with material possessions and the impact we have on the environment. Through his art, Guillon encourages us to contemplate our place in the world and the legacy we leave behind
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Vincent Mazenauer is a Swiss designer born in 1993. He grew up between French-speaking Switzerland, the Netherlands, and France, where he studied in La Rochelle. In 2019, he launched his high-end design project, focusing on contemporary luxury combined with ancestral material techniques, with some creations available in limited editions. His first design, the Mineral armchair, was released in 2020. Mazenauer collaborates with various artisanal workshops to realize his creations, ensuring that all manufacturing is done exclusively in Europe (Switzerland, France, and Portugal) to limit environmental impact.
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DescIntroducing Mercedes Gonzalez, the visionary spirit and founder of FÅR Collective, whose odyssey commenced in the vibrant heart of Peru, drawing inspiration from the tapestry of her cultural heritage. From this rich starting point, she channels her creative energy into the meticulous craftsmanship of exquisite sheepskin rugs and tapestries, each piece bearing the indelible mark of her ancestry.
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Machine Light is Berlin based British designer Ben Raine. Inspired by Brutalist architecture, Bauhaus and early 20th century designers, Machine Light creates futuristic lighting that is raw and elegant. Combining metal structures with exposed tube bulbs, the result is a new form of lighting that integrates into a wide range of interior styles.
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Simon Manoha, born in Guilherand Granges, Ardèche, in 1987, has established his workshop in the heart of his ancestral land. With an Anagama (wood-fired kiln) nearby, and abundant sources of clay and minerals for his glazes in Ardèche, he finds inspiration in the natural resources of the region. Through his work, Simon Manoha expresses his deep connection to the land of his birth and his passion for creating beautiful objects that reflect the beauty and diversity of nature. Currently, he is exhibiting a new series called "Décommodage," which combines earth, metal, wood, and stone to create unique and captivating pieces of art.
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Born to British parents in rural Lions Bay on the Pacific coast of Canada, the ceramicist Andrea Copp is united with the sea and the forest, the places where she swam and hiked in childhood. Her gold-prospector mother later took her through the green English Cotswold hills, LA, and to great learning in Africa where she shared a home with monkeys and chimpanzees.
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Matteo Melotto's practice focuses on the dichotomy between neonomadism and posthumanism: an innovative metaphysical inquiry where technology and spirituality converge to elevate both the technical and spiritual aspects of humanity.
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Melanie Ashton’s artistic creations draw inspiration from the worlds that are often glimpsed but seldom “seen,” such as death and transformation, the untamed forests and solitary moors, sorcery, and mythology. Her work laments the gradual loss of our wild essence within and the dwindling natural wilderness around us. However, even amidst the delicately feral qualities of her work, there is a glimmer of hope for the wild’s eventual return, cautiously optimistic in its expression.
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Bav Tailor is a brand that creates a comprehensive environment for learning and inspiring individuals to live responsibly. Their mission is to promote sustainability best practices and to share the stories behind their ethically produced conscious luxury products.
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The series of 3 sculptures being exhibited by Elisabetta Caizzi Marini is based on the idea of presenting a choice to the viewer. By revealing aspects of nature, the observer is challenged to make a decision - to either embrace the contemporary state of war and pain, which stems from the most primitive origins and follows the Hegelian view of history, or to transcend this condition.