Faberhama

Faberhama is rated 3 out of 5 in the category design. Read and write reviews about Faberhama. FABERHAMA represents the enriching collaboration between Paola Amabile and Alberto Fabbian, Italian designers based in Amsterdam. They have been working together since 2011 by sharing a design approach that unites their interest for local artisan techniques and the needs of the design industry, with a focus on experimentation. They were raised in a geographic area rich in craft production, with active ceramic, porcelain and glass manufacturing areas. This environment gave them the opportunity to develop a strong interest in materials, and at the same time, to strengthen their knowledge of craft culture and its values. In their research, they explore possible interactions between materials and techniques with the aim of creating contemporary objects, celebrating diversity and expressing a balance between innovation and tradition, in a continuous dialogue with the people involved. Faberhama investigates new connections among actors, material processes and knowledge by developing both commissioned and self-initiated projects. Its purpose is to create positive impacts by transferring contents that can be shared in several forms, whether they be objects, situations or food for thought. Their designs have been shown in different international museums such as Het Zuiderzeemuseum, Triennale Design Museum in Milano, La Venaria Reale in Torino. They took part in different international design fairs and have been selected by a number of entrepreneurs and curators, such as Giulio Cappellini, Lidewij Edelkoort, Silvana Annichiarico and Elisabeth Leriche. They hold workshops and lectures in various Institutions and Universities, such as The University of Florence, Het Zuiderzeemuseum in Enkhuizen and the Italian Institute of Culture in Amsterdam.