[galeria-abril id='26291' type='slider'] The exhibition “Fio da Meada”, opened a week ago at A CASA, the Brazilian object museum, presents four visions of the same experience that began in Muzambinho, Minas Gerais, in September 2014. Four Brazilian designers created pieces of furniture in partnership with groups of artisans from the city of Minas Gerais. They are: Mari Dabbur, Marina Dias, Maria Helena Emediato and Maria Fernanda Paes de Barros. The pieces rescue the artisanal textile culture of the interior of Brazil, where the stories and memories of the designers mix with tradition of artisans. Through a photo panel, visitors can follow the process of inspiration and creation of the pieces. “We intend to stimulate the public through images, textures and interaction, because we believe that when we feel emotional, we record the moment and somehow it becomes unforgettable”, reveals designer Maria Helena Emediato. The exhibition also brings together tables, lamps, swings, an armchair and a composition of bench and shelves. Although they use wood, iron, rope, straw and copper, cotton thread is the main material. On November 25, the exhibition will have a guided tour with the designers, who will tell the story behind each piece and present the details. of the creation process. Service
Opening: November 11th, from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm (Cocktail) Exhibition period: from November 12th to February 5th, 2016 Visiting hours: Monday to Friday, from 10am to 7pm Where: THE HOUSE – Annex 1234, Pinheiros - SP
