Art everywhere at CASACOR Miami 2017

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Frida Baranek (fridabaranek.com) - Born in Rio de Janeiro, the artist has already exhibited in other editions of the show. The work belongs to the Uncertain Relations series, based on Heisenberg's uncertainty principle.

(Kris Tamburello)

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Urbanitas Master Bedroom - Leo Shehtman. The urban suite emphasizes the differences: the landscape of the wallpaper has personality and contrasts with dark gray tiles, while the contemporary nature of the leather bed contrasts with the mid-century design of the furniture. The black and white rug is at the center of everything and reinforces the sobriety of the line and color scheme. The cosmopolitan atmosphere is completed by the great photographs by Raphael Macek, Gigi Monteiro and Vander Bersewish.

(Kris Tamburello)

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Art Trend - Roberto Migotto. The professional let elegance prevail in the mix of fabrics, colors and shapes of the curvy sofa and three armchairs, which harmonize with the geometry, green, purple and beige of the carpet. The intention here is to create a little piece of Miami, giving the space eclecticism and urbanity, aspects that have everything to do with the city.

(Kris Tamburello)

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Room with a view - Leo Romano. For those who love unusual spaces, a place to read and investigate curiosities around you. The room has miniatures and stuffed animals housed in dark cabinets that hug the bed. The mix of prints and light shades of pink and blue lend a lightness to the project, which also includes pieces created in partnership with artist Iêda Jardim.

(Kris Tamburello)

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Danielle Romero - Progress is not necessarily dissociated from living in harmony with nature and this is the message she tries to convey in her work, a multidisciplinary exploration in creative expression through paintings and drawings.

(Kris Tamburello)

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Nicole Salcedo - An interdisciplinary artist who draws inspiration from nature and human emotions. His plant-based drawings and paintings aim to create a more accessible wild and playful landscape and have been featured in editions of CASACOR Peru.

(Kris Tamburello)

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Joan Hall - One of the most important paper artists in the United States, Hall expresses her experiences and thoughts in unusual and direct ways in her collages and sculptures, always reflecting her concern for the environment. Through her use of resin, plastic, and other natural and man-made objects collected from ocean shores, she reinvents any sense of traditional perspective, just as the waters themselves offer no obvious navigational clues beyond the infinite horizon.

(Kris Tamburello)

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Carola Bravo and Liz Tokarlilar are the other two artists whose installations are part of the exhibition. Their works involve interactive, digital and audiovisual experiences.

(Kris Tamburello)

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A Study in Blue - Roye. Wood, concrete, linen, wool and leather warm the room and enrich it with textures, while wallpaper creates an optical illusion. An inviting place to enjoy the paintings of Jean-Paul Mallozzi and Julio Rondo. Technology is present in monitoring the quality of air, water and light, at the same time that lighting stimulates the body's rhythms to improve mood and energy.

(Kris Tamburello)

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Skēnē Studio - Gustavo Neves. With references to soprano Maria Callas - whose arias play in a remixed version in the background -, the project invests in drama. Dark wall coverings, dotted with metal, as well as ropes and stone cabinets create this mood. In the main room, the highlight is the interactive magnetic installation by Luis Pons.

(Kris Tamburello)

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Tarsila Hall copyright © Tarsila Empreendimentos - Paulo Alves Design. The elevator lobby has been converted into an art gallery, with walls displaying tapestries inspired by famous paintings by modernist artist Tarsila do Amaral. Together with Hugo França, Paulo designed the furniture made from yellowed branches of salvaged pequi trees, as well as certified Amazonian wood.

(Divulgação)

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Family Room/Office - Dado Castello Branco. A young couple interested in music, visual arts and literature inspired this 30m2 space. The loose layout and blend of Brazilian and Italian design suggest several possible functions, including living and working. The artworks reflect tranquility and have a beach theme in common, designed by Vik Muniz, Massimo Vitali, Marcos Chaves and Josef Hoflener.

(Kris Tamburello)

At CASACOR Miami , works of art are everywhere. In apartments, bedrooms, living rooms and hallways, pieces of various styles conceptualize environments and transform them into contemplative spaces that also stimulate the mind and soul. In addition to being part of the decoration, art is also highlighted in the Interwoven Connections exhibition, with naturally inspired works created by six female artists selected by curator Jessica Acosta-Rubio. CASACOR MIAMI 2017 SERVICE WHEN? From December 1st to December 18th, 2017 Hours: December 1st to 3rd: 12pm to 6pm December 4: Closed December 5th and 6th: 12pm to 6pm

December 10th: 12pm to 6pm December 11: Closed December 12th to 16th: 12pm to 6pm December 17th: 11am to 3pm December 18th: 12pm to 6pm WHERE? Brickell City Center – 88 SW 7th Street Miami FL 33130 AS? Entire admission: $25 Half-price: $15 Click here to buy your ticket online! [april-see-also]W3siaWQiOjU0NTc3LCJ0aXRsZSI6IkNBU0FDT1IgTWlhbWk6IE8gZnV0dXJvIGRhIGFycXVpdGV0dXJhIGVtIDIwIHByb2pldG9zIGdsYW1vdXJvc29zIn0seyJpZCI6NTU4MDM sInRpdGxlIjoiMTAgdGVuZCYjeEVBO25jaWFzIGVtIHRhcGV0ZXMgbm9zIGVzcGEmI3hFNztvcy 1pHi BBbWJpZW50ZXMgY29tIHBlJiN4RTc7YXMgZGUgZGVzaWduZXJzIGJyYXNpbGVpcm9zIn1d[/abril-see-also]

Frida Baranek (fridabaranek.com) - Born in Rio de Janeiro, the artist has already exhibited in other editions of the show. The work belongs to the Uncertain Relations series, based on Heisenberg's uncertainty principle.

Danielle Romero - Progress is not necessarily dissociated from living in harmony with nature and this is the message she tries to convey in her work, a multidisciplinary exploration in creative expression through paintings and drawings.

Nicole Salcedo - An interdisciplinary artist who draws inspiration from nature and human emotions. His plant-based drawings and paintings aim to create a more accessible wild and playful landscape and have been featured in editions of CASACOR Peru.

Carola Bravo and Liz Tokarlilar are the other two artists whose installations are part of the exhibition. Their works involve interactive, digital and audiovisual experiences.

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