The tropical eden of Edra and Campana brothers

via Ciovassino 3
Hours: 6-10.4.2006, h. 10-20
Cocktail 5.4.2006, h. 21.30
http://www.edra.com

New designs by Fernando and Humberto Campana are inspired by marine and terrestrial fauna from equatorial regions – real “Transgenic mutations” as the brothers from Sao Paolo describe them. A crocodile becomes a soft and fleshy sofa, a giant starfish with its long tentacles a comfortable chair. The forms are intended to be attractive and inviting but at the same time vaguely unsettling.
Kaiman Jacaré (as the Brazilian crocodile is known as) is a sofa with no internal structure that is made up of different shaped elements that are inserted together and resemble a mass of alligators.
Aster Papposus is a star shaped chair (also without structure) covered in a shiny, scaly fabric that accentuates its marine character. Under the art direction of Massimo Morozzi, the showroom in via Ciovassino has become an exuberant tropical forest. E.S.
Kaiman Jacaré
Kaiman Jacaré
Aster Papposus
Aster Papposus

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