MILANO DESIGN WEEK 2024
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Fioranese will be taking part in Milano Design Week 2024 with SUSPENDED COLOR: a gallery in the heart of Brera becomes the ideal place to present a new artistic narrative, with ceramics displayed suspended, overlapped, and fragmented on panels coated as canvases.
An original, engaging, versatile dialogue between art and ceramics, with color and material textures at the heart of the project curated for Fioranese by Alessandro Pasinelli Studio.
SUSPENDED COLOR
View the gallery with the photos of the event in Brera
During Milano Design Week 2024, Fioranese took visitors on an enchanting journey through the world of colour and matter. Starting from the rooms of Galleria Mimmo Scognamiglio, the experience explored the themes of contemporary design, discovering the distinctive features of ceramic excellence..
An original, engaging, versatile dialogue between art and ceramics
Color and textural elements are at the heart of “SUSPENDED COLOR“: an installation that highlights the multifaceted versatility of ceramic material.
A skillful blend of surfaces that renews the concept of “coordinated cladding”, offering more current and creative interpretations, presented through the overlapping of different panels with different, irregular and angular geometric shapes, in various finishes, giving rise to original paintings.
A veritable art exhibition that highlights the endless, unpredictable combinations of ceramics, for a contemporary aesthetic code that looks to the future.
Color combinations and harmony in shades are the goal of SUSPENDED COLOR.
Color becomes the key feature in a new collection in porcelain stoneware, the result of a creative collaboration with Alessandro Pasinelli Studio and careful research into the changing material effects of surfaces, bringing out the most contemporary tones in order to foster interaction between them. This is THE_COLOR, pure material and color, a homogeneous ceramic surface in a large size with cement-like graphics and a harmonious color scale, which shapes the future while looking to the past.
Grey-Blue, Mud, Cream, Brick, Amber and Pink: 6 matt colors in warm and cool tones to complete and complement the most advanced, sophisticated interior design projects, in keeping with contemporary trends.
Color combinations and harmony in shades are the goal of SUSPENDED COLOR.
Color becomes the key feature in a new collection in porcelain stoneware, the result of a creative collaboration with Alessandro Pasinelli Studio and careful research into the changing material effects of surfaces, bringing out the most contemporary tones in order to foster interaction between them. This is THE_COLOR, pure material and color, a homogeneous ceramic surface in a large size with cement-like graphics and a harmonious color scale, which shapes the future while looking to the past.
Grey-Blue, Mud, Cream, Brick, Amber and Pink: 6 matt colors in warm and cool tones to complete and complement the most advanced, sophisticated interior design projects, in keeping with contemporary trends.
THE DESIGNERS
ALESSANDRO PASINELLI
THE DESIGNERS
ALESSANDRO PASINELLI
Alessandro Pasinelli initially studied fashion and textile design in Milan. In 2004, he opened his own multidisciplinary Design Studio dealing with design, interior, styling and art direction. He collaborates with a host of companies, editorial offices and photographers. He collects design pieces by great Italian masters, loves green projects and the interplay between art, fashion and design and is always looking for new ways of expressing his creativity. He lives and works in Milan where he works alongside a highly versatile multi-tasking team offering a variety of creative solutions.
The activities of Alessandro Pasinelli Studio are:
- styling and set-up for catalogues, editorials, videos and fair booths
- booth design and art direction
- product design
- concept image for design and fashion advertising campaigns
- visual design and staging for points of sale
- food styling
- trend and colour research
- interior design for private and public spaces