Alchimia’s second year MFA team of students visited Schmuck 2016 with its curatorial studies tutor Antonia Alampi. They spent their time analyzing and closely discussing a select number of exhibitions among the more than 70 organized for this year’s event.
Read MoreWhat can we say, words are not exhaustive to describe how incredibly excited we are to share with you the pride about “Unbearable Lightness”, a solo-show of our recent MFA graduate Federica Sala in Munich, featuring her MFA collection. The exhibition was mentioned in the prestigious Art Jewellery Forum as one of the ten best presentations in the Munich Jewellery Week this year, and one of her pieces as one of the ten artworks that make the heart of experts skip beat.
Read Moreederica Sala, who recently finished her Masters at the Alchimia school in Florence (with Jorge Manilla as tutor), presented her work “Unbearable Lightness” during these days at Schmuck in Munich, with her strong passion for glass (no wonder she worked with the great Giorgio Vigna), her surprising technical talent and admirable determination.
Read MoreUnbearable lightness exhibition in Munich choosen inside the must-to-see list of Current Obsession
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Read MoreIn my work shapes are strongly related to the material I’m using and its techniques. I can’t really trace a line between concept and materials. They are interconnected, and strongly part of how I think during the realization of my pieces. I like to show the hidden possibilities of materials. It’s almost like taking something that already exists and transforming it into something different that was there too, but in a kind of unconscious way.
Read MoreFederica SalaNovember 16 - November 20, 2015Zari Galleri, Prague
Read MoreInternational Award for glass Innovation.
21.10.2015 - 3.1.2016
ZIBA Museum, Prague (CZ)
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Exhibition October 6-10, 2014
