Interviews, Italy, Roma, 12 August 2013
Elisabetta Rizzato is an Italian Architect and Interior Designer.
She studied at the University of Architecture of Venice and at the University of Belleville, Paris.
After the graduation she specialized in Interior Design at Central Saint Martin's College and collaborated with an UK architectural firm.
In Italy she worked with Benetton Group as Retail Architect, and with Sinetica industries as Space Planner for working spaces.
In 2011 she started her freelance activity with a long-lasting collaboration as Architect with Alfaluda company in Treviso, while continuing to work as freelance interior designer for private clients through Er-interior design.
Ventitre01 asks Elisabetta Rizzato to talk about art and design.
Daily life is overloaded with images. It is not easy to find the right language, the one that catches the attention. However each time it happens the eye of the observer reacts immediately and “feels” the changing. How are the rules of this game to you? It is enough to consider and apply basis rules (composition, chromatic balance ) within a strong subject or there are other matters to examine?
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She studied at the University of Architecture of Venice and at the University of Belleville, Paris.
After the graduation she specialized in Interior Design at Central Saint Martin's College and collaborated with an UK architectural firm.
In Italy she worked with Benetton Group as Retail Architect, and with Sinetica industries as Space Planner for working spaces.
In 2011 she started her freelance activity with a long-lasting collaboration as Architect with Alfaluda company in Treviso, while continuing to work as freelance interior designer for private clients through Er-interior design.
Ventitre01 asks Elisabetta Rizzato to talk about art and design.
Daily life is overloaded with images. It is not easy to find the right language, the one that catches the attention. However each time it happens the eye of the observer reacts immediately and “feels” the changing. How are the rules of this game to you? It is enough to consider and apply basis rules (composition, chromatic balance ) within a strong subject or there are other matters to examine?
Read more at
http://www.ventitre01.it/archivio/61-ventitre01-interviews-elisabetta-rizzato.html
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