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La Dolce Vitra. Sugar Workshop

  • Soplador de vidrio soplando azúcar caliente
  • talleres creativos, manipulamos azucar con tecnicas vidrieras, azucar soplado
  • comparación entre vidrio y azúcar
  • talleres creativos, manipulamos azucar con tecnicas vidrieras, azucar soplado
  • talleres creativos, manipulamos azucar con tecnicas vidrieras, azucar soplado
  • talleres creativos, manipulamos azucar con tecnicas vidrieras, azucar soplado
  • talleres creativos, manipulamos azucar con tecnicas vidrieras, los sabores del vidrio
  • talleres creativos, manipulamos azucar con tecnicas vidrieras los sabores del vidrio
  • talleres creativos, manipulamos azucar con tecnicas vidrieras, los sabores del vidrio
  • talleres creativos, manipulamos azucar con tecnicas vidrieras
  • talleres creativos, manipulamos azucar con tecnicas vidrieras
  • talleres creativos, manipulamos azucar con tecnicas vidrieras
  • talleres creativos, Saman Kalantari lleva gafas de azúcar

Photography by Arkaitz Arco

LA DOCE VITRA

Four days to talk about glass through the sugar! We team up with some indispensable guests:

The chemicals Cristóbal Muñoz and Alejandro Muriano. A interesting comparative thesis between glass and candy. How to approach them in their melt work point and how to discontrol them to find new effects.

Lucia Pigliapochi surprised us with the writing on candy-glass. He wrote the phrase “isn’t so simple to be transparent” of Albert Pla singer. Candy, unlike glass, can not maintain its transparency over a few hours. Mayi Pazos, Ariel B. and spontaneous public collaboration.

The industrial design studio formed by Leire Gauzak Pérez, Juan Tomás Carboneras and Arkaitz Arco helped us to “taste” the smell and flavour of the adjectives that the public attributed to the glass.

 

 

Oh!BCN

GAUZAK.

Lucia Pigliapochi