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Partenopea coffee table

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Partenopea coffee table

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Installation view at Galerija VARTAI

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Installation view at Galerija VARTAI

Corradino Garofalo Italian, b. 1986
Partenopea, Kavos staliukas / coffee table
Neapolietiškas geltonasis tufas / Neapolitan Yellow Tuff
42 x 42 x 42 cm
Edition of 9 + 1 AP
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Please note: Galima užsisakyti ir pagal užsakymą: dėl bet kokių pageidavimų susisiekite su mumis. / Made to order creations can be done: please contact us for any request. “Partenopea” is...
Please note: Galima užsisakyti ir pagal užsakymą: dėl bet kokių pageidavimų susisiekite su mumis. / Made to order creations can be done: please contact us for any request.
“Partenopea” is a collection of six objects that materialize the profound connection between an ignimbrite rock and a city landscape that has been carved out of its foundation. The shapes are drawn from two distinct concepts, although intertwined by the anthropic action characterizing the surrounding: the former symbolizing the movement in elevation, the latter representing the solid-void relationship resulted from human intervention over 2.700 years. Naples is a city built on the tuff and with the tuff, a homogeneous reality where the architecture of man has altered that of nature, using the same material to model a total and complex urban environment. This authentic continuity narrates the violent contrast and mysterious spaces but also perfect integration between natural and artificial.
Corradino Garofalo (b. 1986, Italy) is a designer currently living and working in the Netherlands. With a background in industrial design, his practice focuses on creating analogies between material behaviour and the behaviour of the individual within society.
“Partenopea” is a collection of six objects that materialize the profound connection between an ignimbrite rock and a city landscape that has been carved out of its foundation. The shapes are drawn from two distinct concepts, although intertwined by the anthropic action characterizing the surrounding: the former symbolizing the movement in elevation, the latter representing the solid-void relationship resulted from human intervention over 2.700 years. Naples is a city built on the tuff and with the tuff, a homogeneous reality where the architecture of man has altered that of nature, using the same material to model a total and complex urban environment. This authentic continuity narrates the violent contrast and mysterious spaces but also perfect integration between natural and artificial.
Corradino Garofalo (b. 1986, Italy) is a designer currently living and working in the Netherlands. With a background in industrial design, his practice focuses on creating analogies between material behaviour and the behaviour of the individual within society.