30 maio 2025 — 18:00 → 22:00
Largo das Palmeiras 6
1050-168 Lisboa
1050-168 Lisboa
itsk. from Hand to Home
The evening comes alive with the vibrant rhythms of Sara Pignatelli, a DJ and visual artist, setting the stage for an eclectic exhibition that seamlessly blends art, design, and music. Painters, sculptors, designers, and musicians come together to share their unique perspectives on the cultural richness of Portugal through their diverse works. Meet the featured artists:
Christophe de Sousa
A Franco-Portuguese designer, Christophe de Sousa blends functionality and artistic expression in his work. His international acclaim stems from his ability to innovate while staying deeply connected to cultural heritage, seen clearly in his Ora Stools.
Da Ponte Studio
This innovative collective, founded by a French-Canadian architect, is renowned for creating striking 3D installations using organic materials. Their KLOUDS installation, crafted entirely in Portugal, transforms spaces through sustainable design, light, and objects.
Sara Pignatelli
A Portuguese visual and music artist, Sara fuses psychedelia, nature, and sacred geometry in her work. Her piece "Amália" from her Fado Collection pays homage to Amália Rodrigues, capturing the deep emotion and timeless beauty of Fado.
Tony Cassanelli
Known for his evocative sculptures and drawings, Cassanelli explores the human figure in raw, emotional depth. His works challenge the boundaries of human form, using various materials to tell compelling narratives.
Christophe de Sousa
A Franco-Portuguese designer, Christophe de Sousa blends functionality and artistic expression in his work. His international acclaim stems from his ability to innovate while staying deeply connected to cultural heritage, seen clearly in his Ora Stools.
Da Ponte Studio
This innovative collective, founded by a French-Canadian architect, is renowned for creating striking 3D installations using organic materials. Their KLOUDS installation, crafted entirely in Portugal, transforms spaces through sustainable design, light, and objects.
Sara Pignatelli
A Portuguese visual and music artist, Sara fuses psychedelia, nature, and sacred geometry in her work. Her piece "Amália" from her Fado Collection pays homage to Amália Rodrigues, capturing the deep emotion and timeless beauty of Fado.
Tony Cassanelli
Known for his evocative sculptures and drawings, Cassanelli explores the human figure in raw, emotional depth. His works challenge the boundaries of human form, using various materials to tell compelling narratives.