Thursday , November 21 2024

SCULPTURAL AND OVERSIZED THE NEW DIMENSIONS OF PAOLA PARONETTO’S CARTOCCI PAPER CLAY OBJECTS

The CARTOCCI collection designed by Paola Paronetto gets its unique appearance from the special texture of paper and card, pulp and fibre added to the ceramic mixture. Their lightness is visually impacting; these articles look as fragile as if they were really made from paper. The CARTOCCI series arouses a desire in the observer to touch and manually explore these daring creations.

Simply white or in plain colors, decorated with pure gold applications or vivid color rectangles, composed of plain segments or with texturized surfaces, the CARTOCCI paper clay collection has many fascinating facets and continues to grow by new impacting pieces. At the 2013 edition Milan week of design, the Italian ceramist and artist launched new, oversized bottles and bowls.

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Paola Paronetto – Biography

Born in 1965 in Pordenone, where she’s currently living and working, Paola Paronetto is a potter able to join perfectly novelty and continuity, stilistic innovation and the old pottery art tradition. Thanks to her particular sensibility and feminine creativity, Paola Paronetto creates objects that find and anticipate the new trends of the contemporary design. In this way works full of personality come to life, expressed through different techniques, from paper clay, from “terre sigillate” to raku.

Her hand-crafted collections, characterized by a modern and delicate taste, range from the artistic and the decorative work to the production of objects for daily use, reaching the public through art shows in art galleries and exclusive interior design shops as well, in Italy and abroad. Along with being a skilful potter Paola Paronetto also teaches at the prestigious International pottery school “La Meridiana” , located in Certaldo/ Tuscany, where she will hold a workshop on Soft Raku and Sealed Earthware this year.

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