Historical Promiscuities

The exhibition displays a selection of ceramics by the British young designer,

that reinterpret history and architecture through shapes, colours and pop atmospheres.

"Historical Promiscuities - Works by Adam Nathaniel Furman" is a solo exhibition by Adam Nathaniel Furman, bringing a selection of the young English designer/artist’s works to Milan. Under the curatorship of Luca Molinari, the exhibition displays - from the 16th to the 22nd April - ceramic pieces developed with the Italian brand Bitossi in an exclusive, limited series, and pieces from the Sir John Soane’s Museum in London; as well as drawings, prints and videos made by Adam Nathaniel Furman.

The exhibition’s venue is the studio of Vudafieri-Saverino Partners, where the Italian architects Tiziano Vudafieri and Claudio Saverino have constructed a narrative work space, inhabited by eclectic artistic references, and which - together with Luca Molinari – has been re-invented for this occasion with a new and intriguing storyline. It is a context based on contaminations between different styles, markings, and references, and which provides the perfect framework to Adam Nathaniel Furman’s works, evoking the peculiar pop style which has rapidly brought him to the centre of public and critical acclaim.

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