photograph courtesy Bisazza
"We want to create a collection
that is exclusive for the quality of the material and technique. Through the
skeletons, violent and innocent, their direct graphic forms depict our times,
which are extravagant and violent...”
Studio
Job
Milano:
Fuori Salone 2016 – Bisazza – Studio Job. At the flagship showroom Bisazza presented new decorative mosaics marked by a decidedly
contemporary vibe, designed by the Studio Job duo: Job Smeets and Nynke
Tynagel.
Above. The Perished
design embodies the neo-Gothic style. A graphic motif featuring animal
skeletons portrays a taunting danse macabre. Created using a digital technique.
Rossella Bisazza
Studio Job - Job
Smeets and Nynke Tynagel
photograph courtesy Bisazza
Bisazza
– Studio Job. In the Silhouette
Turquoise pattern, we once again see the extremely personal, poetic expression
of the Antwerp pair. Attentive research into detail and the “playful”,
unexpected overlapping of everyday objects and figures of a different nature
create a three-dimensional, hyper-decorated pattern.
Marcel Wanders
Ferruccio Laviani
photograph courtesy Bisazza
Bisazza
– Studio Job. The Industry Amber decorative motif alludes to Britain’s
Industrial Revolution of the 1800s. In a modern and decidedly singular texture,
symbolic objects from that period -- including steam engines, locomotive
wheels, work tools and industrial buildings -- are juxtaposed, lending an
effect of depth and wrought in warm shades of amber.
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