Unfortunately, this year’s edition of PAD Geneve already closed its doors at the 3rd day of February. However, we still have the memories of the extraordinary experience and masterpieces we were able to admire.
The art gallery Portuondo, focused on 20th century decorative arts, showcased this wonderful furniture piece inspired by city’s buildings.
Showcased by Portuondo. Photo: ©PAD
Chastel-Maréchal also brought us the best of fine arts with this interesting metal and wood sculpture inspired by our means of transportation.
Showcased by Chastel-Maréchal. Photo: ©PAD
Patrick Gutknecht from Switzerland exhibited these elegant and minimalistic stools.
Showcased by Patrick Gutknecht, Photo: ©PAD
The gallery Priveekollektie returned with its renowned melting bench.
Showcased by Priveekollektie. Photo: ©PAD
This marvelous hand painted porcelain pyramid enchanted all the visitors in the gallery’s stand.
Showcased by Priveekollektie. Photo: ©PAD
Still dominating the art fair, the gallery Priveekollektie also showcased its iconic orange table.
“Cloud coffee table” (2018) – Barberini & Gunnell. Made with Onyx Marble. Showcased by Priveekollektie. Photo: ©PAD
However, we also can’t forget the italian Achille Salvagni with its soft, white, cloud-like seat design.
Exhibited by Achille Salvagni. Photo: ©PAD
The breathtaking mirror from Armel Soyer, inspired by sea anemones, is truly a masterpiece.
Exhibited by Armel Soyer. Photo: ©PAD
The abstract mirror from the same gallery showed also an interesting perspective in working with this material.
Exhibited by Armel Soyer. Photo: ©PAD
We hope to see you again in the next edition of PAD Geneve. Until then, keep following us for more articles about the best of contemporary art, design and craftsmanship.
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