It’s time for something new. New stimuli and objectives to start out the new creative year in the best possible way.

I’d like to see beyond the visible and forecast trends.
Somewhat like the bohemian Peggy Guggenheim, whose intellectual verve I greatly admire. She goes beyond images, capsizes ordinary life and creates new ways of seeing art. She has brought the Surrealist genius of painters such as Brauner and Duchamp into the limelight in an exhibition running until 2 March 2008 in Vercelli at the Arca of the Church of St. Mark.

Industrial Design has a special place in my work.
That’s why must I pay tribute to Ettore Sottsass, a great designer who died recently. 
Architecture, ceramics, jewelry, photography and glass have all brought Italian style to the rest of the world. 
Loneliness, intensity, ideas, colors and emotions: now on in Trieste at the Salone degli Incanti of the former Pescheria Riva Nazario Sauro until 2 March 2008.

You don’t have to look far to find creativity.
You just have to be open to your imagination, your dreams, your playfulness.  

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This entry was posted by Roberto Mineo Tuesday February 19th, 2008 at 16:45
and is filed under Design, Ideas
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