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"Serpa" Bench, by Ronald Sasson, Brazilian Contemporary Design

Creator: Ronald Sasson
Offered by: Herança Cultural Design Art Gallery

Description
The outstanding "Serpa" bench was designed by Ronald Sasson in 2019.
Homage to one of the most important visual arts collectives that existed in Brazil, and, as the name already indicates, refers to one of the founders of the group Ivan Serpa.

The piece is inspired by the shapes and forms represented in Ivan's painting. As a result of the creative process, the bench is a fun and elegant design, made of steel tubes and a naval MDF base.

The bench can be manufactured in different size options:
200x46x43h cm
240x46x43h cm
270x46x43h cm

Sasson is now considered one of the most prominent names of the contemporary design scene in Brazil.

Ronald Sasson is from Curitiba born in 1967, since adolescence is already related to design, in the elaboration of experimental objects. At the age of 18, he moved to Paris, where he had contact with conceptual and neo-experimental art galleries, after a year in Paris, completely immersed in the plastic arts market, moved to Israel where he collected more information. Already in Brazil, he worked as a plastic artist for more than 7 years, acquiring the seal of being selected for several art salons. Already at this time he began to immerse himself in the world of design in a self-taught way, he always sought a trait that merged his authorial artistic base with the industrial and replication possibilities, he has since obtained more than 26 international awards including 5 IF Design Award Germany, 4 German Design Award Nominee, 6 Good Design Award Chicago, 7 A’Design Award Italy, 1 Restaurant & Bar Award England also 1 the Design Prize of The Casa Vogue Brazil 18, and the Prize of the Museum of the Brazilian House.

Exhibited at the Biennale di Venezia in 2018, Artgenève Montecarlo in 2017, NHOW Milan 2016, and the collective exhibitions, Frio and Marble History.

More Information

Documentation:	Signed
Origin:	Brazil
Period:	New
Materials:	Steel and MDF
Condition:	New. New
Creation Date:	2019
Styles / Movements:	Modern, Contemporary, Brazilian Modern
Incollect Reference #:	532521