Zanini de Zanine seated at his Especie armchairEspasso armchair by Zanini de ZanineBalanço chaise by Zanini de ZanineLongo bench by Zanini de ZanineMoeda armchair by Zanini de ZanineRoxinho coffee table by Zanini de ZanineAnil armchair by Zanini de ZanineJoa stools by Zanini de ZanineVintage metal armchair by José Zanine CaldasVintage solid wood armchair and coffee table by José Zanine CaldasRoxinho coffee table and Escoras candle holders by Zanini de ZaninePhoto by Marcela Cussolin.Michael Tavani, Filipe Diniz and Amauri Aguiar. Photo by Marcela CussolinZanini de Zanine, Paula Dib, Edgard Gouveia Jr. and Paulo Lima. Photo by Marcela CussolinPhoto by Marcela Cussolin.Zanini de Zanine and Carlos Junqueira. Photo by Marcela CussolinCarlos Junqueira, Raul Mourão and Terry Berkowitz. Photo by Marcela CussolinZanini de Zanine and Marcia Grostein. Photo by Marcela CussolinCristiana Mascarenhas and Carlos Junqueira. Photo by Marcela CussolinPaula Dib, Carlos Junqueira and Edgard Gouveia Jr. Photo by Marcela Cussolin.Photo by Marcela CussolinZanini de Zanine. Photo by Marcela CussolinMercedes Cordeiro, Gisele Schwartsbud and Paula Dib. Photo by Marcela CussolinPaulo Lima and Carlos Junqueira. Photo by Marcela CussolinJones Bergamin and Raul Mourão. Photo by Marcela Cussolin.
Check out images of Zanini de Zanine‘s solo exhibition and of the lively opening that took place last Thursday at ESPASSO NY. The exhibition marks the introduction of Zanine’s masterful work to the ESPASSO collection as two new pieces designed by Zanine were launched: the sharp Espasso armchair, he designed exclusively for the occasion, and the candle holder Escoras, manufactured by esteemed home accessories brand Riva. During the opening an insightful talk between Zanine, award-winner designer Paula Dib and architect and activist Edgard Gouveia Jr., took place, focusing on contemporary cultural productions that engage in a social and/or ecological approach. The talk was mediated by Paulo Lima, as part of the Trip Transformadores initiative.
