Alessandra Moussa and Marcelo Netto explore family roots and Lebanese ancestry in the 32nd edition of the exhibition
Submitted at Dec 10, 2024, 9:00 AM

Alessandra Moussa and Marcelo Netto - Refúgio do Cedro. The duo's project was developed in a 44 m² space filled with memories. The great inspiration for the space is Alessandra's father, who died in 2003, a Lebanese man who arrived in Brazil at the age of 19 fleeing the war in Lebanon. The space features a painting by the honoree, as well as a huge stone wall with a prominent niche containing the honoree's personal objects. The space also features recently launched furniture by names such as Samuca Gerber and Fabrício Ronca. (Edgard César)
(Edgard César/CASACOR)

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