Bluse, inspired by 19th-century sailor shirts and Impressionist art, transforms lava stone into striped surfaces with elegant colors, evoking light, memory, and timeless beauty.
A tribute to tradition reimagined through a contemporary lens.
Designer
Massimo Barbini
Giovanni Salerno
jpeglab
Size
8×20 cm, 8×40 cm e 8×60 cm _ Spessore 1 cm
Surface
Colourfield Glossy
"Bluse" is inspired by the iconic sailor shirts worn by women in the second half of the 19th century. A refined reference that echoes the style of the female figures portrayed by Pierre-Auguste Renoir in "Le Moulin de la Galette", where the the light stripes of the fabrics become a symbol of lightheartedness and beauty.
Like Impressionist brushstrokes, the surfaces of "Bluse" also tell a story of light and color in motion. The striped composition, created in full field with the colorfield technique, transforms lava stone into a vibrant fabric, capable of evoking atmospheres suspended between dream and reality.
The color palettes are sophisticated and harmonious: from blacks to whites, from vibrant reds to lilacs, from indigo to powdery sky blues, all the way to meadow green and sand yellow. Each combination is a family of tones, a visual melody that reflects the variety and richness of nature and art.
"Bluse" is inspired by the iconic sailor shirts worn by women in the second half of the 19th century. A refined reference that echoes the style of the female figures portrayed by Pierre-Auguste Renoir in "Le Moulin de la Galette", where the the light stripes of the fabrics become a symbol of lightheartedness and beauty.
Like Impressionist brushstrokes, the surfaces of "Bluse" also tell a story of light and color in motion. The striped composition, created in full field with the colorfield technique, transforms lava stone into a vibrant fabric, capable of evoking atmospheres suspended between dream and reality.
The color palettes are sophisticated and harmonious: from blacks to whites, from vibrant reds to lilacs, from indigo to powdery sky blues, all the way to meadow green and sand yellow. Each combination is a family of tones, a visual melody that reflects the variety and richness of nature and art.
