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His first-impression creations seem to be light and delicate, but are absolutely durable, extremely functional, and decisively in line with time.
We are talking about products made by Anacleto Spazzapan, designer and artist born 72 years ago in Luino, a very interesting character, as interesting as his style, is different for originality and creativity as well as uniqueness.
Over the last five years, designer and artist Anacleto Spazzapan has revolutionized his life as a craftsman, designer and trader with the discovery in Java of Indonesia of an archaeological site reported to him by local authorities. This is how the desire to deal with furnishings seems to be born, using a material as thin as the 3 to 9 mm iron rod, a technique invented by himself.
Spazzapan decided to help two unemployed welder in the area by offering him a job.
Accompanied by a good deal of patience and stamina, the designer artist creates unique, colorful and extravagant pieces.
For example, Che Ball, winner of the Silver A 'Design Award this year, made up of 18 painted balls assembled together. He remembers much the shape of the grape, to which Anacleto inspired, after his trip to Indonesia, where the grape was the fruit of the rich and few could afford it, the designer began to make a made of iron rods, then disassemble it And make it become a session.
A concrete and mathematical approach to artistic and original products. His projects use "the same logic that is used in mathematics, bearing in mind the concept of logic and mathematical progression," says the designer: the fulcrum remains the very function of an object, embellished and lightened by a more frivolous aspect.
Anacleto Spazzapan thus demonstrates an interest in the origins of craftsmanship, offering unique design elements that can also be functional and used in everyday life. The designer also places great emphasis on materials, resistance and reaction during machining, which emerge as a guideline throughout his work.
Spazzapan defines the ideal object "what I can produce in just a few minutes, with only one piece of a single zero-weighted material that does not have volume, with a cost-free construction, and which does not have the same and is comfortable and beautiful" .
To admire his wonderful and extravagant live creations, visit the Space TID in the showroom at Via Pordoi 8 in Baranzate.
We are talking about products made by Anacleto Spazzapan, designer and artist born 72 years ago in Luino, a very interesting character, as interesting as his style, is different for originality and creativity as well as uniqueness.
Over the last five years, designer and artist Anacleto Spazzapan has revolutionized his life as a craftsman, designer and trader with the discovery in Java of Indonesia of an archaeological site reported to him by local authorities. This is how the desire to deal with furnishings seems to be born, using a material as thin as the 3 to 9 mm iron rod, a technique invented by himself.
Spazzapan decided to help two unemployed welder in the area by offering him a job.
Accompanied by a good deal of patience and stamina, the designer artist creates unique, colorful and extravagant pieces.
For example, Che Ball, winner of the Silver A 'Design Award this year, made up of 18 painted balls assembled together. He remembers much the shape of the grape, to which Anacleto inspired, after his trip to Indonesia, where the grape was the fruit of the rich and few could afford it, the designer began to make a made of iron rods, then disassemble it And make it become a session.
A concrete and mathematical approach to artistic and original products. His projects use "the same logic that is used in mathematics, bearing in mind the concept of logic and mathematical progression," says the designer: the fulcrum remains the very function of an object, embellished and lightened by a more frivolous aspect.
Anacleto Spazzapan thus demonstrates an interest in the origins of craftsmanship, offering unique design elements that can also be functional and used in everyday life. The designer also places great emphasis on materials, resistance and reaction during machining, which emerge as a guideline throughout his work.
Spazzapan defines the ideal object "what I can produce in just a few minutes, with only one piece of a single zero-weighted material that does not have volume, with a cost-free construction, and which does not have the same and is comfortable and beautiful" .
To admire his wonderful and extravagant live creations, visit the Space TID in the showroom at Via Pordoi 8 in Baranzate.
