Handmade vase designed by Carlos Jiménez known as "Del amor y la belleza" in collaboration with the artist Ranma.
The vase is made of ceramic at low temperature and illustrated with animal motifs using the sgraffito technique.
Sculpture "Diagonal recto 10003", unique piece, designed by Josecho López Llorens. Made in tablex marino, 2010.
Josecho López Llorens, Madrid, España, 1965.
Artista y diseñador con una fuerte influencia de los movimientos de arte minimalista y geométrico. Su trabajo abarca desde el dibujo y la pintura hasta la escultura, que incluye estructuras tridimensionales con formas simples y definidas con precisión.
Desarrollando a partir de un cuadrado, un círculo o una línea recta simple, cada una de las piezas busca un resultado final equilibrado donde la simetría de los espacios vacíos, así como la armonía del peso visual de la obra de arte en su conjunto, sean particularmente relevantes.
La composición simplificada de cada pieza se convierte en esculturas que adquieren forma y volumen, manteniendo la ligereza y el movimiento que tenían en el papel, lo que permite al espectador interactuar con la obra de arte.
Este libro recoge 19 ensayos clave acerca de cómo Internet está cambiando nuestras vidas.
Internet, como herramienta accesible para un público razonablemente amplio, no tiene más que dos décadas, y ya es el catalizador fundamental de la revolución tecnológica más amplia y acelerada de la historia. La más amplia, porque sus efectos, en estas dos décadas, han alcanzado prácticamente a todos los ciudadanos del mundo. Y la más acelerada porque su adopción masiva está siendo más rápida que ninguna anterior.
Hoy es imposible imaginar un mundo sin Internet; nos permite hacer cosas que hace unos pocos años hubiéramos considerado impensables y alcanza a todas las esferas de nuestra vida.
Hand-woven multicolor cushion, made with 100% ecological French merino wool. Designed by international designer Cristian Zuzunga The cushion has two special finishes: one with fringes and the other with intertwined threads. The wool production process is being monitored, ensuring a top quality material.
*Ganador del premio ICFF, 1er premio categoría Textil
Hand-woven dark blue cushion, made with 100% ecological French merino wool. Designed by international designer Cristian Zuzunga The cushion has two special finishes: one with fringes and the other with intertwined threads. The wool production process is being monitored, ensuring top quality material.
*Winner of the ICFF award, 1st prize in the Textile category.
Handwoven Pink Blanket designed by Cristian Zuzunaga, made of high quality cotton with Marino wool. It features a left-hand stitching weaving technique with a three-dimensional effect. His inspiration comes from a photograph taken from one of the most emblematic places in Tokyo: Tokyo Tower.
Hand-wove Throw made of 85% Italian merino wool and 15% of Silk. Designed by the international designer Cristian Zuzunga. Made of a combination of five different colours: red, yellow, light blue, black, and green (four in superfine merino, one in silk). Woven in a Jacquard technique.
Handwoven dark green cushion, made of 100% ecological French merino wool. Designed by the international designer Cristian Zuzunga. The cushion has two special finishes: one with fringes and the other with intertwined threads. The wool production process is being monitored, ensuring a top quality material.
*Winner of the ICFF award, 1st prize in the Textile category.
Hand-knitted blanket in orange, green and black, made of 100% organic French merino wool. Designed by international designer Cristian Zuzunga he blanket has two special finishes: one with fringes and the other with intertwined threads. The wool production process is being monitored, ensuring a top quality material.
Hand-woven orange and light blue blanket designed by Cristian Zuzunaga, made of high-quality cotton with a touch of nylon that gives the product a soft elastic effect. Blanket woven in jacquard technique with four contrasting colours, three in cotton threads and one in nylon
Hand-woven pink and blue cushion, made with 100% ecological French merino wool. Designed by international designer Cristian Zuzunga The cushion has two special finishes: one with fringes and the other with intertwined threads. The wool production process is being monitored, ensuring top quality material.
*Winner of the ICFF award, 1st prize in the Textile category.
Hand-woven light green cushion, 100% ecological French merino wool. Designed by the international designer Cristian Zuzunga. The cushion has two special finishes: one with fringes and the other with intertwined threads. The wool production process is being monitored, ensuring a top quality material.
*Winner of the ICFF award, 1st prize in the Textile category.
Llamado a convertirse en referencia indispensable para conocer el arte cubano, este libro es el documento más reciente y completo que capta el arte contemporáneo emergente -local, internacional y desconocido- de la perla de las Antillas. Una lectura obligatoria para quien quiera aproximarse e incluso profundizar en el arte cubano de los últimos 50 años. Entre los artistas incluidos en el libro están el maestro Flavio Garciandía; consagrados como Raúl Cordero, José Ángel Toirac, Tania Bruguera, René Francisco, Eduardo Ponjuan, Alexis Leyva Machado (Kcho) y Alexandre Arrechea (Jaca); y artistas jóvenes como José Emilio Fuentes Fonseca (JEFF), Alejandro Campins y Michel Pérez (Pollo). La edición realizada por Sebastiaan Berger y Andreas Winkler, contiene la más amplia cronología de las artes visuales en Cuba, completada con tres ensayos de distinguidos expertos: Graziella Pogolotti, que narra el desarrollo de las artes a partir del triunfo de la revolución cubana en 1959; Antonio Eligio Fernández (Tonel), artista y crítico, pone el acento en el arte contemporáneo de los últimos 20 años; y Helmo Hernández, director de la Fundación Ludwig de Cuba, aborda el entrelazamiento de las instituciones culturales cubanas con el desarrollo del arte contemporáneo de la Isla.
This book is the editorial reflection of the sculptural project by Cristina Iglesias, Tres aguas, a trilogy that runs through Toledo exalting the relationship between the city and its river, the Tagus, which embraces it before continuing its long journey through the peninsula. One of the most ambitious urban projects carried out in Europe in recent years, is three different expressions that come together in one. The Water Tower, on the banks of the Tagus; the fountain in the Santa Clara Convent, one of the highest areas of the city, and the new fountain created by the artist in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento. One of the greatest performances of contemporary sculpture, a great expression of architecture and sculpture accompanied by beautiful texts by Beatriz Colomina and María Warner
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