Eliane is present at Casa Brasil in New York

Green Sphere Tile, signed by designer Zanini de Zanine, was selected for exhibition at Casa Brasil NY

A Eliane mark presence in Casa Brasil NY, that occurs between the days 11 e 25 of May, in a privileged space in Soho. poetry recital and exhibition of paintings and sculptures at the Theater, carried out by Apex-Brasil, invites visitors to immerse themselves in an atmosphere full of sensory elements, that expand the symbolic universe of Brazil beyond the clichés. Following the theme “Brazil in Natura, Inland”, the brand exposes the Esfera Verde tile, signed by artist Zanini de Zanine, adding a splash of color, texture and uniqueness to space.

Tile Green Sphere MA (15,5×15,5cm), signed by Bouton de Zanine to the Eliane.

“We want to promote the Brasil brand in such a way that each exhibited object carries within itself a Brazilian branding, that is perceived and valued by the international market. In this way, we will present pieces that represent diversity through our variety of raw materials, essentially Brazilian landscapes and cultures. Besides that, we will make room for new technologies and new materials in the form of designs aimed at building a more modern country, sustainable and socially just”, explica Natasha Schlobach, curator of the show.

From the observation of geometries and textures of popular and plastic arts, o designer Bouton de Zanine debuted in the design of coatings with a rescue of volumes and prints in large compositions for architecture. In other words, the industrial and its traces of contemporary carpentry have become conductors of youthfulness and avant-garde of creative and authorial Brazilian design in ceramic pieces.

Part of the Studio Zanini collection, Sphere Verde dares in the three-dimensional effect and the striking shade of green, being the highlight of a raw and simple palette, in which shades of white and gray predominate. The central point of the tile is the rounded shape, that ensures visual and tactile comfort, in addition to harmonizing with volumes and reliefs, incorporating the dense and rich atmosphere of Brazilian forests to the spaces where it is inserted.