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Domingos Tótora "Terrão" Bench, Brazil 2017
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Description
This Domingos Tótora “Terrão” bench was made of eco-conscious recycled and painted cardboard. Resting on two simple iron supports, this bench has a clean and natural character.
The Brazilian artist Domingos Tótora creates objects and sculptures where beauty is inseparable from function, lifting common everyday objects and injecting them with the spirit of Minas Gerais, the beautiful mountainous region he grew up in. Although Tótora’s team follows his designs closely, his creations are made by hand and inherently open for little imperfections and differences, purposely adding to the Wabi-Sabi aesthetic of the work.
Although Tótora’s team follows his designs closely, his creations are made by hand and inherently open for little imperfections and differences, making each piece unique.
Condition:
New. Made upon order. Lead time ca 8-10 weeks.
Dimensions:
98.43 in W x 17.72 in D x 17.72 in H; Seat height 17.72 in
250 cm W x 45 cm D x 45 cm H; Seat height 45 cm
Literature:
Domingos Tótora - Maria Sonia Madureira de Pinho, Brazil 2013, unpaginated
Brazilian design furniture - Marcelo Vasconcellos e Zanini de Zanine, Brazil 2013, p 170.
About the designer:
Domingos Tótora (1960-) is a contemporary Brazilian designer whose work falls between art and design. Born and raised in the mountainous region of Maria da Fé, nature is an essential part of Tótora’s aesthetic. Being true to nature means that imperfections are a welcome part of Tótora’s designs, embracing asymmetry and unevenness in the spirit of wabi-sabi.
Following his studies in Sao Paulo, Tótora found inspiration on the streets in the form of discarded cardboards. He created a process in which cardboard can be recycled by breaking it down to small pieces, transforming it to cellulose plaster. With the addition of water, glue and natural pigments, the cardboard can be shaped into new forms. Through this sustainable process, waste cardboards are turned into a wood-like material. Tótora and his small team believe sustainability happens through actions and not words.
His studio, Domingos Totora Estúdio de Artes Design, was founded in 2005 in his hometown, Maria da Fé. The beauty of his work manifests itself in its philosophy of creation and respect for the environment. The production process of Tótora’s designs is 100% manual and the cardboard he uses is fully recycled. Domingos Tótora is a true mixture of artist, designer, and craftsman. In recent years, the originality and elegance of his creations have been recognized in several exhibitions. ~H.
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This “Terrão” bench will be packaged and shipped with the greatest care and attention to make sure you will receive the item in gallery condition. Complimentary shipping within the Netherlands.
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Documentation: Signed Origin: Brazil Period: New Materials: Recycled cardboard, Metal Condition: New. New. Made upon order. Lead time ca 8-10 weeks. Creation Date: 2017 Styles / Movements: Contemporary, Collectible Design, Brazilian Modern Book References: Domingos Tótora - Maria Sonia Madureira de Pinho, Brazil 2013, unpaginated Brazilian design furniture - Marcelo Vasconcellos e Zanini de Zanine, Brazil 2013, p 170. Dealer Reference #: 99990006 Incollect Reference #: 432716 -
Dimensions
W. 98.43 in; H. 17.72 in; D. 17.72 in; W. 250 cm; H. 45 cm; D. 45 cm; Seat H. 17.72 in; Seat H. 45 cm;
Message from Seller:
Located in Utrecht, The Netherlands, H. Gallery specializes in modern and contemporary design with a strong focus on Brazil and Scandinavia. The gallery strives to preserve and promote especially Brazil's rich design heritage and curates a select group of contemporary artists. Meticulous research, ie getting in contact with the original designers, producers, their heirs, and retrieving and indexing old catalogues and magazines is at the heart of its activities. All works presented excel in great
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