Ginori 1735
Reborn Project

7 September - 3 October 2022

Ginori 1735 goes to London with the third chapter of the Reborn Project in collaboration with David Gill Gallery, an immersive experience that explores table art and invites international artists and designers to reinterpret white porcelain objects and to transform them into unique and exclusive artworks, conceived and curated by Frédéric Chambre, auctioneer and CEO of Piasa.

Featuring works by Michele Oka Doner, Mattia Bonetti, Sebastian Brajkovic, Barnaby Barford, Lena Peters, Sebastian Errazuriz, David Gill and Francis Sultana.

For enquiries regarding featured works, please contact sales@davidgillgallery.com

About Ginori 1735

Ginori 1735 has been for almost three centuries one of the main global brands in the field of luxury and lifestyle, the expression of the Italian excellence in pure porcelain and in the highest quality artistic design. Part of Kering Group since 2013, Ginori 1735 has always been associated with great figures of fashion, art, design, architecture, film and decor. The Manifattura creations represent a perfect blend between heritage and innovation. They include tableware collections, art and living objects, gifts, flatware, drinkware and textile articles, expression of a passion for Italian culture, colour, art, and gracious hospitality. The iconic crown that marks the back of tableware in some of the finest homes and most exclusive restaurants around the world stands for the most sophisticated merging of craft and art. This brash combination of taste has always been at the heart of the brand. Over centuries, the Manifattura evolved its process and production, bringing together ancient techniques and contemporary world view to produce homewares under the direction of visionaries. The Ginori 1735 mission is to forward a modern Renaissance, a rebirth and rediscovery of the pleasure, personal expression, and art of everyday life. Today, the Ginori 1735 world is shaped by a multiplicity of voices, opinions, and styles. It reinvests its legacy with the vision of the next generation of cutting-edge style masters, that bring art into everyday life and everyday life into art. Ginori 1735 counts on a distribution network which includes: Florence and Milan flagship stores, one monobrand store in Moscow, selected dealers in Italy and a presence in high-level Department Stores and multi-brand Specialty Stores all over the world.