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Todobarro: A Neo-Artisan Interpretation of Fired Clay and Contemporary Craftsmanship

Explore Todobarro's innovative fired clay products and contemporary artisanal design with founder Pedro Rosa Mena.

This exhibition delves into the work of Todobarro, a company renowned for its innovative fired clay products. Founder Pedro Rosa Mena presents how Todobarro combines deep artisanal expertise with a contemporary vision in their creations, from flooring to latticework. Discover their unique approach to revitalizing craftsmanship through design and the circular economy.

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This event delves into the work of Todobarro, a company renowned for its innovative fired clay products. Presented by founder Pedro Rosa Mena, the session will explore how Todobarro combines artisanal expertise with a contemporary vision in their creations, ranging from flooring and tiles to zellige and latticework.

Curatorial context

The 'Arts and Crafts' session features Pedro Rosa Mena, founder and CEO of Todobarro, a company dedicated to revitalizing craftsmanship through design and the circular economy. Based in Málaga, Todobarro develops innovative proposals in flooring, tiles, latticework, and zellige, merging artisanal know-how with a contemporary perspective. Pedro Rosa Mena's background in Business Administration and Circular Economy, coupled with early experiences in reclaimed materials, led to his experimentation alongside artisans, forming the basis of Todobarro. The project emphasizes a resilient business model that connects tradition and contemporaneity, highlighting material heritage.

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Free admission, subject to capacity.

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Featuring Pedro Rosa Mena, founder and CEO of Todobarro.
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