The
art pieces of Pierluigi Ghianda and Chuzo Tozawa, one of the most
important living cabinetmaker and founder of Hinoki Kogei, are on
show in Tokyo. The exhibition express the relationship between the
Italian tradition and the Japanese one, where the cabinetmaking meets
contemporary design. Moreover, the collection is embellished by a
special scenography signed by Michele De Lucchi.
Fourteen
art pieces of Bottega Ghianda will be exhibited to testimony the
heritage of Pierluigi Ghianda, together with eleven refined objects
of the Japanese Chuzo Tozawa and a personal work of Michele De
Lucchi, realized as a link between Ghianda’s past and future. The
same works of art are exposed in La Triennale – Villa Reale di
Monza (October 9th – November 27th 2016) dedicated to Pierluigi
Ghianda.
On
the occasion of the exhibition, Tuesday November 2nd at 6.30pm, It
will be set a meeting titled “Michele De Lucchi and Fukazawa Naoto
talk about caftsmanship in Italy and Japan”.
The
exhibition, sponsored by La Triennale di Milano and Italian Embassy
in Tokyo, is set into the occasion of Tokyo Design Week.
For
information contact the Italian Culture Institute at:
Tel.
03-3264-6011 (int.29).
