Emirati Clay x Italian Murano Glass - Phone Charger

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Emirati Clay x Italian Murano Glass – Phone Charger

by Matteo Silverio and Fatima Al Zaabi

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This Emirati Clay x Italian Murano Glass collection from Emirati designer Fatima Al Zaabi and Italian designer Matteo Silverio explores the analogies between different materials, crafts, cultures and heritages. It aims to enhance the craft dialogue by merging hand- and machine-made techniques.

Each piece uses parametric design and digital fabrication tools to create moulds, while artisans directly manipulate the glass and clay in the moulds.

This collection aims to demonstrate how tradition and innovation can coexist in the same project, which is why the daring experiment highlights how glass and clay can be elements of the same object.

This piece has been produced during the “Crafts Dialogue” initiative by Irthi Contemporary Crafts Council.

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Fatima Al Zaabi is an Emirati architect and designer. Her work focuses on digital technology and exploring different material processes with advanced digital fabrication methods. She received her Bachelor in Architecture at the American University of Sharjah and received a Master of Science in Architecture Design and Research in Digital Technologies concentration at the Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan. She is a founding partner and a managing director in studio D04, established in 2014. Her work spans from a range of scales and materials to incorporate interior design, installations, and products that explore traditional local crafts and culture.
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