Indigenous objects extol Brazilian culture at CASACOR SP 2018
Pieces that refer to indigenous culture become beautiful and sophisticated decorative objects in different environments
By Fernanda Drumond
Submitted at Jul 23, 2018, 1:19 PM
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An indigenous necklace stands out at Casa Raízes, by Triplex Arquitetura, and adorns it with the soft tones and rustic aspects of other pieces.
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The Triplex Arquitetura team, at Casa Raízes, displayed another indigenous piece in a prominent place, fitting in very well with the environment's proposal to keep guests in contact with nature.
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The indigenous necklace brings a lot of sophistication and style to the closet, in the Master Suite, by Marlon Gama.
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The composition of headdresses is just another detail that highlights the native Brazilian culture in Lavabo dos Encontros, by Jean de Just.
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In the other corner of the Lavabo dos Encontros, Jean de Just leaves a bench, handcrafted and with indigenous details.
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Gourds with indigenous designs also have space on the shelves of Loft Caleidoscoop Coral, by Maicon Antoniolli.
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Maicon Antoniolli, at Loft Caleidoscoop Coral, leaves a beautiful space for pieces and, mainly, for a photograph of a body covered in indigenous paint.
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In Casa Essencial, by Gustavo Martins, objects are the highlight: neutral walls and objects favor the prominence of vases, plants and, mainly, the indigenous necklace, which is right in the center of the room.
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With a lot of Brazilian flair, professionals invested in pieces that refer to indigenous culture, bringing a lot of life and originality to the spaces of CASACOR São Paulo 2018. For example, Jean de Just, thinking about this concept and the theme of the exhibition, invited the artist and chief Anuiá Amarü to theLavabo dos Encontros. The indigenous man created a painting on one of the project's prominent walls. The work is composed of four colors, which have their respective meanings: the white and blue tones represent the sky; the red, are the beings and life; and the black, the genipap. Check out other professionals who brought references from the indigenous peoples of Brazil to the exhibition.CASACOR SERVICE SAO PAULO 2018WHEN? From May 22nd to July 29thTuesday to Saturday, from 12pm to 9pmSunday, from 12pm to 8pmWHERE?
AS?From Tuesday to Thursday: Full price ticket: R$60 Half price: R$ 30 From Friday to Sunday and holidays: Full price ticket: R$ 76 Half price: R$ 38 Single Passport : R$ 180 Valet: R$ 35
