100th Women In Design at NYDC
Sossego Presents: Built In Her Name
March 11 at 12 PM
200 Lexington, Suite 1301, New York, NY
The Angela Armchair, designed by Aristeu Pires, was created as a tribute to the late architect Angela Basso, a dear friend and collaborator whose presence profoundly shaped his creative journey. The chair stands as a gesture of permanence; an object that carries a name, a memory, and a legacy forward.
A person remains alive until the last time their name is mentioned; I wished for Angela Basso to be immortalized.
From this origin story, during the 100th Women in Design at the NYDC, the Sossego showroom becomes the setting for a one-of-a-kind live intervention by Brazilian artist Carin Kulb Dangot, who will present a live intervention that transforms design into an act of remembrance.
Visitors are invited to contribute to the work, adding their own reflections on memory and legacy to collectively shape a living tribute.
RSVP below and join us for an afternoon of art and design.
About the Artist
Carin Kulb Dangot is a Brazilian abstract painter and sculptor. Through experimentation and intuitive processes, Dangot explores the materiality of acrylic paint, creating works in which the medium becomes an integral part of the narrative.
Dangot has been living and working in New York City since 2010.
During your visit to the Sossego showroom, you will see some of her pieces that will be exhibited in our space.
