Italiano Plurale

A cross section of sophisticated Italian art. A selection of applied arts artists whose work is the result of an original vision of beauty and their ability to innovate traditional techniques through authentic experimentation, regardless of current trends or conventions. They work to highest standards and have successfully managed to develop their own truly distinctive style.
 
A Variety of Crafts
Get a highly diverse artist collective. Italian contemporary applied art is as varied as the country itself, and the name «Italiano Plurale» – Italian Plurality – reflects just that. Be it ceramic, metal, fiber, wood, jewelry or art object: the multiplicity of visions makes «Italiano Plurale» a fascinating, unique experience. It represents Italian design and its keen sense of beauty in all its shapes and forms.
 
Our Principles
Living tradition. «Italiano Plurale» artists employ traditional techniques to create contemporary decorative art whose possibly familiar characteristics perfectly highlight its freshness and surprisingness. Italian handicraft: bold, contemporary, authentic. Uniqueness. Each piece is a unique, handcrafted expression of the artist’s personality. It is this peculiarity and the notion of unrepeatability that makes them so precious to art enthusiasts and collectors all over the world. Genuine personality. Personality and style make these artists uniquely recognizable. The group as a whole expresses a multifaceted picture of Italy‘s art scene.
 
Curated for You
Stronger together. The group represents Italy with a strong, complete and diverse image. It is a mosaic of talents and passionate ambassadors of Italian applied art. Curator Waldemar Kerschbaumer carefully selects artists whose work not only meets highest standards but also provides refreshing insights into Italy’s contemporary art scene.
 
Get in Touch
An attractive addition for museums, exhibitions and events. «Italiano Plurale» offers an innovative overall picture of Italian applied art, from which to draw to create new events or exhibitions.
 

Artist list

Arcangelo Ambrosi, Gian Luca Bartellone, Giorgio Chiarcos, Stefania Lucchetta, Mariagioia Maffucci, Giuseppe Marcadent, Verena Oppermann, Maria Pia Pascoli, Stefano Prina, Stenia Scarselli