CASACOR

Behind the curtain, there is a surprise. “We designed an experience in which the space is revealed through mist, a soft fog in the form of an architectural element, clean, light and delicate.” This is how architect Lídia Maciel and her team developed the concept for the 110 m² space, located in front of the walkways of Conjunto Nacional. An original 1950 jacaranda chair, designed by Giuseppe Scapinelli, was given the treatment of a work of art -- and the rest of the paintings and sculptures were selected from creators who are still active in their work. In total, Lídia Maciel's team has participated in fourteen editions of CASACOR, in São Paulo, Rio Grande do Sul and Punta del Este.