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Alenka Marsh

Alina Serban 

Allegra Zanirato

Ana María Vásquez

Andrei Georgescu

Andy Aelenei

Angelica Papalet

Anna Benet

Anna Zimmermann

Anne Texier

Association Made of Cattail

Charlotte Stancioff

Chiara van Praag

Cvetka Grbec

Dalibor Vuchikj

Daniela Rusu

Darja Malesic

Diapason Consortium

EARTH WIND DESIRE/Larisa&Daniel Green

Emmie Massias

Eugenia Antoniou

Fonderie Brügger

Georg Foster

Gábor Lajos Nagy

Indre Butkute

Inès Bressand

Ioana Pirvu 

Jessica Antonio

Josh Woolford

Jure Žagar

K.Anuradha

Karen Gonzalez

Kenan Alkuwatly

LUZALBA

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Lena Gold

Lia Tabatadze

Luca Gruber

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Mareike Lienau

Maria Holzleitner

Maria Neneciu

Maria Sgircea

Marie Ange Holmgren Sylvain

Marie-Therese Strachwitz 

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Naireeta

Naomi Bominuru

Nermina Aliç

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Nino Bakhutashvili

Nino Makhashvili-Sergeev

Oana Tudose

Orhan Bronhi Kamil

Paddy Pike

Paul Atasiei

Pia Matthes

Poonam Golani

Radu Abraham

Ramona Bejan

Rania Seddik

Razvan Statescu

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Sara Bologna

Sophie

Srdjan Kurajic

Teona Gorgiashvili

Toni Akinmoladun

Trish Malloch-Brown

Vasilica Isacescu

Vasilios

Veronika Persché

Victor Clopotar

Victor Dulgheru 

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Wendy Andreu

Yannis Micropoulos

ZESTREA BEIUSEANA

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lizi

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mischer'traxler studio

soft&lean studio

Homo Faber

The Magic of Three

Victor Clopotar is a traditional Roma Artisan from Transylvania. Born into a family of Caldarari, he has followed the footsteps of his ancestors and trained as a coppersmith. From April 10th, he will be presenting his work and latest collaboration with co/rizom at @homofaber in Venice, an exhibition dedicated to the very best in European craftsmanship.
"His talent is phenomenal - not only his three-dimensional imagination, but also his unconditional accuracy." says @nadja_zerunian, co/rizom’s creative dynamo

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"Inner side of the shape" is a series of vases, made together with coppersmith Victor Caldarar. The objects are imagined to be made out of a combination of copper and brass, each having an inner and an outer layer of material. The walls of each object are imagined to be doubled, having a gap of air in between. 
Once the volume is filled with water, the perception of the user is deformed by the fact that the water does not touch the outer layer, as well as by the center of weight placed elsewhere than expected.

"Inner side of the shape", a copper and brass set of vases made together with Victor Caldarar

Inner side of the shape

Victor Clopotar

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