Preview

Preview on the exhibition on Latin American Design: hOLAnDA 2003

More than 320 applications for the exhibition were coming in from most Latin American countries, and around 100 have been exhibited in Amsterdam. These inspiring products in living and recreational spaces offered a great exhibition.

Here are just some of the selected products that were shown in the Villa Arena in Amsterdam. These pictures were sent in by the designers themselves.

	“Célia Collection” – designed by Fernando and Humberto Campana (both the chair and a table are in the exhibition). Material: OSB modified by Campana brothers. Brasil.
	"Aspiazu" - platos de vitrofusión, designed by Alejandra Aspiazu, Argentina.
	"Chales de seda", Marca del producto: “Matina”, Edicion: tres chales por cada motivo, designed by Dominique Ratton-Pérez, Costa Rica. Los estampados sos fotografías de barrios y mercados populares de la region centroamericana, panoramizadas y digitalizadas, para luego proceder a una impresión laser sobre seda.
	Con “Costa Rica Chillout” un grupo de artesanos se propone mostrar una nueva cara del país y demostrar que la artesanía puede ser estratégica en la economía y cultura nacional. Costa Rica.
	Con “Costa Rica Chillout” un grupo de artesanos se propone mostrar una nueva cara del país y demostrar que la artesanía puede ser estratégica en la economía y cultura nacional. Costa Rica.
	Tapestry “Pirulito” – designed by Carla Tennenbaum, Material: EVA. Brasil.
	“Nebulosa” Lamp – designed by Mariana Dupas, Material: Christmas cord lamp and orange wrapping nest. Brasil.
	"Contenido Neto" - materias primas reciclables: botellas de plástico (PET) y latas de aluminio, Argentina.
	Lamp designed by Antonio Villareal, Mexico
	"Gallina" (hen) lamp, designed by Mauricio Lara, materials: Electroplated wire basket, Size:22 x 22 x 25 cm,Winner of the silver mention in the XII Quórum prize. Mexico.
	"Imelda" lamp, designed by Mauricio Lara, materials: polypropylene base, brush shade, size: 37 x 37 x 83 cm Colors: White, orange, green, red, yellow. Mexico.
	"ComPET", compressor for PET-bottles, designed by Gabriela Aguirrezabal Castellote, material: Metal laminate cal. 16, size: 200 X 600 mm. Mexico.
	"Extrapolation" lamp/object/cd holder/pictureholder, designed by Janet Boza. size: 14,7 x 14,7 x 13,4. material: plastic CD cases, light 12 v, light's base, cable, transformer 12 V, plastic hinges. Venezuela.
	"ArtePampa" - designed/made by María Celia Verlini & César Mario Kazanietz, un grupo de colaboradores han desarrollado una colección de objetos y artesanías con diseños inspirados en imágenes legadas por las antiguas culturas argentinas, material: madera y recubiertos con la técnica de collage, Argentina.
	"ArtePampa" - designed/made by María Celia Verlini & César Mario Kazanietz, un grupo de colaboradores han desarrollado una colección de objetos y artesanías con diseños inspirados en imágenes legadas por las antiguas culturas argentinas, material: madera y recubiertos con la técnica de collage, Argentina.
	"Joyas en papel" - designed by Edilberto Guerrero, assisted by a team of designers, craftsmen and artists, material: french and italian and self developed paper, Colombia
	"librero nishikawa" - designed by Enrique Garcia Aguinaco, material: mdf de 18mm y aluminio torneado, Mexico
	"Mesa auxiliar" - designed by Virginia Aguilar Herrera, material: madera (caoba) y mosaico bizantino (cortado a mano), Mexico
	"Abrecartas y Pinchos" - designed by Selva Turra Lagos, material: Plata 950/Silver 950, Chili
	"Objetos dinámicos" - designed by Jorge Sarsale, Argentina
	"Lamparas del Gusano" - designed by Gustavo Genta, Montevideo, Uruguay
	"Lamparas del Gusano" - designed by Gustavo Genta, Montevideo, Uruguay
	"Hip Lamp" - designed by Emiliano Godoy Diana, a lamp shade manufactured in mouth blown glass, Mexico
	Furniture for Urban Nomads, designed by Ruth Ximena Rozo, Colombia
	"WireSeat" - designed by Gaston Gonzalez, the seat design has been based on the notion of transparency, material: Steel wire structure and steel mesh seat, Mexico
	"Fakir" - designed by Javier Caballero is a hand crafted object magazine, made in small quantities of 100 units, from recycled waste, stock papers, garage items, vintage collections, every day garbage, printed matter, latex, fur, can, cardboard, film and any other material that can be re-used in a graphic sampler, Mexico
	"Canito" - designed by Lilliana Ovalla, has a sensor that turns on the lamp when movement is detected. Canito ressembles a barking dog. It is an object that interacts with its owner, Mexico
	"Florero gota de agua +floreros alcatraz" - designed by Valeria Florescano, Vidrio Reciclado Transparente, Mexico
	"Cama Desarmable" - designed by Alexandra Parodi, realizada en cartón corrugado, Uruguay
	"Arte Perro" - designed by Juan Serrano, un simple perro de papel para hacer lo que nos plazca de él, Colombia