Epigrammi
| Author: | |
| Design and creation: | La Fucina di Efesto |
| Materials: | ferro |
| Year: | 2010 |
| Photo Credits: | Giacomo Giannini |
"Senza titolo"
| Author: | Jannis Kounellis |
| Design and creation: | La Fucina di Efesto |
| Dimensions: | H 30 x L 20 x P 10 cm |
| Year: | 2014 |
Bird, diamonds and stripes
| Author: | doppia firma tra India Mahavi e Lucia Costantini |
| Design and creation: | La Fucina di Efesto |
| Finishing: | brass |
| Dimensions: | H 55 x L 45 x P 10 cm |
| Year: | 2018 |
| Photo Credits: | Laila Pozzo |
“Bird, diamonds and stripes”, “Doppia Firma” project, Villa Mozart, Milano, 2018, organized by Fondazione Cologni e Living Corriere della Sera in collaboration with Michelangelo Foundation
Voliere
| Author: | |
| Design and creation: | La Fucina di Efesto |
| Materials: | iron, wire mesh |
| Dimensions: | L 80 x H 60 x P 45 cm |
| Year: | 2016 |
Barreras Ideológicas
| Author: | Humberto Diaz |
| Design and creation: | La Fucina di Efesto |
| Materials: | iron, wire mesh |
| Year: | 2016 |
| Photo Credits: | Humberto Díaz & Annamaria La Mastra La Fucina di Efesto |
Intorno all’albero
Giardino dei Giusti, Parco Monte Stella, Milano
| Author: | Maestro d'Arte Alessandro Rametta in collaborazione con Gariwo, Arch. Stefano Valabrega e Arch. Giacomo Crepas |
| Design and creation: | La Fucina di Efesto |
| Materials: | Corten steel, brass |
| Technique: | metal marquetry |
| Dimensions: | H 1,28 x L 2,50 x P 2,15 m |
| Year: | 2019 |
| Photo Credits: | Vittorio Canisi |
Prono Endurance
| Author: | |
| Design and creation: | La Fucina di Efesto |
| Dimensions: | H 1,20 x L 2,31 x P 1,76 m |
| Year: | 2017 |
| Photo Credits: | Daniele Frediani |
Mashrabiyya
| Author: | TRH Doha, La Fucina di Efesto |
| Design and creation: | La Fucina di Efesto |
| Materials: | Corten steel |
| Technique: | patination with acids and peculiar techniques of La Fucina di Efesto |
| Finishing: | powder coating |
| Dimensions: | H 3,4 x L 2,5 x P 0,1 m |
| Year: | 2018 |
| Photo Credits: | Vittorio Canisi |
The Mashrabiyya collection is an exploration into the aesthetics of abstract decoration, made of meanders and tangled lines, geometrical mosaic works and imaginative arabesques.
The first work “Anemos” embeds the marvel, the strength and the expressive charm of the natural shades of weathering steel, alchemically captured during the evolution of their life cycle