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<\/a>Puoi ascoltare qui l’articolo: Wave Market Fair<\/a><\/p>\r\nSiamo fatti pi\u00f9 per le comunit\u00e0 reali che per le community<\/em> virtuali. \u00c8 per questo che cerchiamo di incontrare di persona, contesto attuale permettendo, chi ci legge, chi intervistiamo e chi collabora con noi. Cos\u00ec quando Alice di Exseat bag<\/a>\u00a0ci ha suggerito di incontrarci al Wave Market Fair abbiamo subito colto al volo la proposta.<\/p>\r\n Wave Market Fair<\/a> \u00e8 la fiera che a Roma promuove l\u2019artigianato e il design nelle diverse declinazioni. Le prossime edizioni sono previste il 5 e il\u00a06 dicembre e il 12 e il 13 dicembre 2020.\u00a0In occasione dell’incontro con Alice, abbiamo girato tra gli stand, trovando davvero un livello di qualit\u00e0 e creativit\u00e0 delle proposte molto buono. Non riesco a resistere a fare domande sulla sostenibilit\u00e0 o a scambiare due chiacchiere con gli artigiani e ti mostriamo alcune realt\u00e0 che pi\u00f9 ci hanno colpito.<\/p>\r\n Partiamo da Alice e Alessandro, di cui abbiamo raccontato la storia in questa intervista<\/a>. Nel loro stand ho provato e toccato con mano borse, portafogli e zaini. Belli e molto resistenti! Sono adatti anche per proteggere materiale fotografico oppure i nostri computer quando ci spostiamo. Exseat bag \u00e8 un progetto di design e recupero che da subito ci \u00e8 piaciuto, perch\u00e9 ogni prodotto nasce dal riutilizzo di tappezzerie e cinture di sicurezza salvate dalle autovetture destinate alla demolizione.<\/p>\r\n Link al sito<\/a><\/p>\r\n\r\n Quando abbiamo visto che tra gli espositori c’erano anche loro, \u00e8 stata una gioia. Li ho cercati tra gli stand per conoscere di persona Federica, che abbiamo intervistato qui<\/a>. Packaging, disegni, cartoline e mappe, ma anche risme vecchie, scarti di lavorazioni e calibrazioni colore delle macchine: ogni oggetto \u00e8 recuperato, tagliato e rilegato. Cos\u00ec nascono quaderni, piccoli taccuini, agende e anche lampade luminose a forma di libro, con i colori dei pi\u00f9 famosi pacchetti di biscotti, patatine, cereali, farine, cartoni del latte, sacchetti del pane, confezioni di detersivo e tanto altro ancora che altrimenti sarebbe buttato. Siamo decisamente fan di Yuuy!<\/p>\r\n Link al sito<\/a><\/p>\r\n\r\n \u00c8 stato un colpo di fulmine: camminando tra gli stand, il design delicato e poetico della porcellana, realizzata e decorata a mano da Giulia Amorini, mi ha colpita subito. Oggetti leggeri e sottili, come non diresti mai possa essere la porcellana. Ciondoli, tazzine, vasi, orecchini che richiamano principalmente la natura e si propongono come una splendida alternativa alla plastica. Non sveliamo di pi\u00f9, perch\u00e9 racconteremo presto di Giulia!<\/p>\r\n Link al sito<\/a><\/p>\r\n\r\n La linea pulita ed essenziale delle collezioni geometriche di Silvia Zoppellari \u00e8 saltata subito agli occhi girando tra uno stand e l’altro. Fermandoci a guardare la bellezza di orecchini e collane, non ho resistito alla tentazione di approfondire gli aspetti legati alla sostenibilit\u00e0. Cos\u00ec Silvia ha rivelato di essere cresciuta in pieno clima familiare\u00a0zero waste, <\/em>grazie alla madre dedita all’utilizzo oculato delle risorse. Si impegna a non gettare via nulla: “In 4 anni ho buttato solo due cordini!”. Ogni pezzo tagliato o scartato \u00e8 riutilizzato, per esempio per realizzare prototipi. \u00c8 attenta anche al packaging, scelto in carta riciclata. Silvia ci ha raccontato che durante il lockdown<\/em> ha continuato a spedire i suoi gioielli a chi acquistava e, trovando l’ufficio postale vicino casa chiuso, attraversava Roma in bicicletta. Ancora oggi, se possibile, in citt\u00e0 consegna direttamente le sue creazioni in bici.<\/p>\r\n Link al sito<\/a><\/p>\r\n\r\n Abbiamo notato anche in altre occasioni le loro creazioni artigianali in legno e materiali recuperati, trasformati con cura per dar loro nuova vita. \u00a0Lampade, tavoli e complementi d’arredo di design e rispettosi dell’ambiente: utilizzano solo materiali ecologici, dalle materie prime alle soluzioni per il packaging (dal riciclo). Oggetti di design che ci piacciono perch\u00e9 con simpatia e gusto arredano la casa, contribuendo a non creare rifiuti.<\/p>\r\n Link al sito<\/a><\/p>\r\n\r\n <\/p>\r\n We are made more for real communities than for virtual communities. This is why we try to meet in person, current context permitting, who reads us, who we interview and who collaborates with us. So when Alice from Exseat bag<\/a> suggested to meet at the Wave Market Fair we immediately jumped at the proposal.<\/p>\r\n Wave Market Fair<\/a> is the fair in Rome that promotes crafts and design in various forms. The next editions are scheduled for December 5-6 and December 12-13 2020. On the occasion of the meeting with Alice, we walked around the stands, really finding a very good level of quality and creativity in the proposals. I can’t resist asking questions about sustainability or having a chat with the artisans and we show you some of the realities that impressed us the most.<\/p>\r\n Let’s start with Alice and Alessandro, whose story we have told in this interview<\/a>. In their stand I tried and touched bags, wallets and backpacks. Beautiful and very resistant! They are also suitable for protecting photographic material or our computers when we travel. Exseat bag is a design and recovery project that we immediately liked, because each product comes from the reuse of upholstery and seat belts saved from cars destined for demolition.<\/p>\r\n Link to website<\/a><\/p>\r\n\r\n When we saw that there were also them among the exhibitors, it was a joy. I looked for them among the stands to meet Federica personally, whom we interviewed here<\/a>. Packaging, drawings, postcards and maps, but also old reams, processing waste and color calibrations of the machines: each object is recovered, cut and bound. This is how notebooks, agendas and even book-shaped luminous lamps are born, with the colours of the most famous packages of biscuits, chips, cereals, flours, milk cartons, bread bags, detergent packages and much more that would be instead thrown away. We are definitely Yuuy fans!<\/p>\r\n Link to website<\/a><\/p>\r\n\r\n It was love at first sight: walking among the stands, the delicate and poetic design of the porcelain, handcrafted and decorated by Giulia Amorini, struck me immediately. Light and thin objects, as you would never say porcelain could be. Pendants, cups, vases, earrings that mainly recall nature and are proposed as a splendid alternative to plastic. We do not reveal more, because we will soon tell about Giulia!<\/p>\r\n Link to website<\/a><\/p>\r\n\r\n The clean and essential line of Silvia Zoppellari’s geometric collections immediately caught your eye as you wandered from one stand to another. Stopping to look at the beauty of earrings and necklaces, I could not resist the temptation to explore the aspects related to sustainability. So Silvia revealed that she grew up in a zero waste family climate, thanks to her mother dedicated to the careful use of resources. She undertakes not to throw anything away: \u201cIn 4 years I have thrown only two lanyards!\u201d. Each cut or discarded piece is reused, for example to make prototypes. She is also attentive to packaging, chosen in recycled paper. Silvia told us that during the lockdown she continued to send her jewels to those who bought them and, finding the post office near her house closed, she crossed Rome by bicycle. Even today, if possible, she delivers her creations directly to the city by bike.<\/p>\r\n Link to website<\/a><\/p>\r\n\r\n We have also noticed on other occasions their handcrafted creations in wood and recovered materials, carefully transformed to give them new life. Design lamps, tables and furnishing accessories that respect the environment: they only use ecological materials, from raw materials to packaging solutions (from recycling). Design objects that we like because they furnish the house with sympathy and taste, helping to avoid creating waste.<\/p>\r\nExseat bag<\/a>\u00a0<\/span><\/h6>\r\n
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