Description
Cartagena wallpaper by Glamora
The wallpaper Cartagena by Glamora represents a sensory journey between primitive arts and material modernity. References to architectural brutalism, the Sand Casting technique of the artist Costantino Nivola, and the value of raw earth serve as a foundation for developing subjects with a material connotation.
The world of wicker weaves and wicker seats, expressions of craftsmanship that peaked in the 1970s, merges with marble elements, fabrics, and marbling, reinterpreting it in a contemporary key. Nature manifests itself through views of hazy, evanescent, liquid landscapes, with oversized plants and flowers.
The use of natural wood and minerals contributes to experimenting with light, creating reflections and refractions in interior spaces, making them fascinating and ever-changing.
Glamora
