See the Most Extraordinary Pieces at Design Miami 2024
December 2024
Blue-sky thinking is already common at Carpenters Workshop Gallery, but the leaps of imagination scale new heights this year thanks to the inclusion of a captivating new piece of functional sculpture by Yinka Shonibare. The British-Nigerian heavyweight recast his beloved Windy Sculpture series as an unforgettable seat that resembles a piece of fabric fluttering in the wind, its steel-and-aluminum surface evocative of African textiles imbued with motifs that challenge notions of identity.
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Vincenzo De Cotiis: "I want the viewer to move among the reflective sculptures as if walking on water."
An interview with architect Vincenzo De Cotiis on the occasion of his exhibition at the Carpenters Workshop Gallery in New York inspired by Monet's water lilies.