Celebrating authorial and contemporary design at SP-Arte 2018

During SP-Arte 2018 , design and visual arts went hand in hand. At the Bienal Pavilion, 33 galleries, independent professionals and brands exhibited their work. Brazilian furniture was given a big spotlight: from decorative objects to lamps, shelves and armchairs, Brazilian design enchanted the public that visited the exhibition. Check out some of the works below!

Ana Neute

Ana Neute, from São Paulo, is a big name in authorial design, having participated in the Evergreen Brasil exhibition at Luminaire and also in Milan Design Week . Associated with the company Itens, which specializes in lighting, the designer presents pieces in golden grass and other lamps at SP-Arte .

Gustavo Bittencourt Studio

Jacqueline Terpins has been involved in the design and art world for over twenty years. Her best-known works are glass and crystal objects, which are notable for their combination of minimalism and organic nature. In 2017, she had an episode of the Curta! channel series “Designers do Brasil” dedicated to her career.

Maneco Quindere

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Since the 1980s, Maneco Quinderé has been a prestigious name when it comes to lighting. His resume includes collaborations with great architects such as Dado Castello Branco, Cadas Abranches and Arthur Casas, as well as concert projects for Caetano Veloso, Maria Bethânia and Chico Buarque. At SP-Arte , Maneco presented playful pieces that together made up a small pack of light.

Naomi Saga Atelier

Seeking a better relationship between products and people, designer Noemi Saga's brand seeks historical and cultural references to create its products. In addition, new materials and technologies are always tested to improve the production process.

Rain Studio

Created in 2014, Estúdio Rain is formed by architect Ricardo Innecco and product designer Mariana Ramos. Their products seek to stimulate communication and creativity, as well as add an artistic bias to design.