“La lettrice” urban mosaic
Martes 05 Agosto 2014
SistemC ceramic tiles among design, art and urban regeneration.
A work of high visual impact created byCarlo Gloriain association with the architect Eugenio Trabucco, which occupies the wall of the TurboCare spa building in Turin over an area fifty meters wide and fifteen high. A real tribute to the city that can be considered also an urban regeneration to improve the aesthetics of a purely industrial area.
The image, produced by mixing the various colours of the Marazzi SistemC ceramic collection, shows a person lying reading a book by the light of a lamp supplied by an enormous power socket, with a symbolic link to the business operation on the other side of the wall, in the factory that produces electricity generation turbines.
A painstaking design operation starting from an initial sketch and the allocation of a numbered colour scale to every single shade in the product range; a work in which ceramic tiles break free from their more conventional uses and gain a new, playful interpretation.
Job Description: External wall
Architectonic plan: Carlo Gloria – Architetti Eugenio Trabucco & Medea Pignotti
Location: Torino - Italy
Marazzi products: SistemC – Città 20x20
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