O Tincal lab irá juntar-se ao próximo evento de Inaugurações Simultâneas em Miguel Bombarda no Sábado, dia 24 de Setembro, com a apresentação da exposição de joalharia de Rita Martinez e Valeria Rossini e fotografia de Lorenzo Rossini. As duas joalheiras estarão presentes, a partir das 16h. Venham brindar à joalharia contemporânea no Tincal lab!
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Tincal lab will join the event of Simultaneous Openings in Miguel Bombarda next Saturday, September 24th, with the presentation of the exhibition of jewelry by Rita Martinez and Valeria Rossini and photography by Lorenzo Rossini. The two jewelers will be present at the opening, starting at 4pm. Come and toast to contemporary jewelry at Tincal lab! - About the exhibition:
Rita Martinez, jewelry (Costa Rica / Italy)
“Dantesca” I wanted to reinterpret the well-known triad of Dante's beasts beyond the simple allegorical correlation to the three deadly sins. I chose to convey a message of hope and give light to the Jungian demonic shadow, generally dormant or unconsciously reflected in others, but rarely present in the conscience of individuals. So I accompanied the allegorical image of the beasts (inner demons) with flowers as representative of rebirth, of spring, of a conscious explosion of one's own inner conflict with the consequent happy balancing of two opposite presences.
Valeria Rossini, jewelry (Italy) Lorenzo Rossini, photography (Italy)
"Cemento": a dialogue between architecture photography and ornament Lorenzo and Valeria are brother and sister but of different age, sex, zodiacal signs and character. She is as extrovert and volcanic as he is thoughtful and quiet. They have both developed a special approach to shapes and an interest in the material object: Lorenzo in the architecture, Valeria in gems. In common they have a ‘physical’ art: analog photography and jewelry making. Without ever speaking of their respective works and performing at different times and along parallel paths, linearity and minimalism made their creations "familiar". The project "Cemento" combines Lorenzo's Polaroids and Valeria's jewels, which are inspired by the lines of the photographs, in an overlapping dialogue of materials and shapes.
